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Core capabilities each platform advertises.
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- Browser-based development environment
- AI agent for building full apps
- Instant deployment
- Natural language to application
- Collaborative editing
Updated March 10, 2026
Jules is Google's AI coding agent powered by Gemini. It integrates with GitHub workflows to autonomously handle coding tasks—fixing bugs, writing tests, implementing features, and submitting pull requests. Jules runs in a cloud VM with its own development environment, understanding project context and dependencies to produce code that fits naturally into existing codebases.
Replit Agent is an AI coding assistant built into Replit's cloud IDE that can build entire applications from natural language descriptions. It handles project setup, code generation, package installation, and deployment in Replit's cloud environment. Replit Agent makes software creation accessible to non-programmers while providing useful automation for experienced developers.
Core capabilities each platform advertises.
What each tool does well, and the limitations to keep in mind.
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