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Google's Jules: Autonomous Coding Agents Reshape Software Development

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Resources

Books

  • "The Pragmatic Programmer" - Mentioned as a foundational text for software engineering principles.

Videos & Documentaries

  • "Stable Diffusion" - Discussed as the first generative AI moment for the speaker, sparking interest in AI coding agents.

Research & Studies

  • "Cognition Suite Grep" - Mentioned as an example of using semantic search with embeddings as a tool alongside other command-line utilities.

Tools & Software

  • "Jules" - Google's autonomous coding agent, discussed extensively as a product for building and running AI agents.
  • "Gemini" - Google's AI model family, mentioned as the underlying technology for Jules and its CLI integration.
  • "Gemini CLI" - A command-line interface for interacting with Gemini models, with plans for Jules integration.
  • "GitHub Action" - Mentioned as a tool that can automatically merge Jules pull requests.
  • "Cider" - Google's internal IDE with various capabilities for developers.
  • "Bert" - A natural language processing model mentioned in the context of search and machine learning.
  • "Grep" - A command-line utility for searching text, mentioned as a comparison to semantic search.
  • "Glob" - A command-line utility for file searching, mentioned alongside grep.
  • "VS Code Extension" - Discussed as a standard surface area for interacting with coding agents.
  • "Cloud Code Web" - Mentioned for its teleport functionality to transfer code history.
  • "Agent SDK" - Mentioned in relation to the auto-compaction for handoff mechanic.
  • "Claude" - An AI model mentioned in the context of externalizing too much information.

Articles & Papers

  • "The Pragmatic Programmer" - Mentioned as a foundational text for software engineering principles.

People Mentioned

  • Jules - Mentioned as a guest and collaborator, associated with Google Labs and coding agents.
  • Jensen Huang - Mentioned in the context of AI and its potential impact on software engineering jobs.
  • Dharmesh Shah - Credited with coining the term "vibe coding" and influential in naming AI concepts.

Organizations & Institutions

  • Google Labs - The research and development division at Google where Jules was developed.
  • DeepMind - Google's AI research lab, with whom Google Labs collaborates closely.
  • NYU - New York University, mentioned for its role in organizing hackathons.
  • Columbia - Columbia University, mentioned for its role in organizing hackathons.
  • Microsoft - Mentioned in relation to its conferences like Build and Ignite.
  • Anthropic - Mentioned for pioneering the concept of computer use in AI.
  • OpenAI - Mentioned for its tooling related to computer use in AI.

Courses & Educational Resources

  • AI Engineer Code Summit - An event where Jed Borovik will be an MC, focusing on AI engineering.

Websites & Online Resources

  • GitHub Universe - A conference where the podcast recording took place.
  • YouTube - Mentioned as a platform where talks from the AI Engineer Code Summit are posted.

Other Resources

  • HackNYU - A hackathon organized by NYU and Columbia.
  • Cal Hacks - A hackathon mentioned in comparison to New York hackathons.
  • AIE - AI Engineer Code Summit, discussed as a neutral industry gathering point.
  • NeurIPS - An academic machine learning conference.
  • ICML - An academic machine learning conference.
  • Jevons Paradox - An economic concept applied to the demand for software.

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