What does it mean by "asynchronous coding agent" exactly? They don't go into any details there. Like how does this differ from Gemini CLI? Is this more of a pass a high level idea to it and then go on vacation sort of thing? If so, I don't see how that can't end badly.
give high level user stories to it > it writes code and tests and etc for several hours > returns to you when it thinks it's done for you to review a pull request or etc
Well, first Jules came before Gemini CLI. Second, that's okay, as long as it can verify its work (i.e. run tests) it will eventually figure out what to do.
Its sandbox is very limited and prevents proper grounding IMO. However, if their sandbox works for your project, it will be alright.
