A dated transition
Harun Seyhan’s weekly roundup brings together two changes in Google’s coding-agent tools: Jules is winding down, while Antigravity gains a marketplace for integrations. The 29 October Jules notice sets out the schedule. Users can finish sessions until 11 November 2026; after that date, Jules becomes read-only until its closure on 31 December. Google describes the move as part of bringing its agentic coding work together, with lessons from Jules helping shape Antigravity.
Connections inside Antigravity
The marketplace announcement, also dated 29 October, covers both the Antigravity App and CLI. The video names Jira, Notion, Stripe and Figma as examples of services that users can connect. These bring work tickets, documents, payment information and design context into the coding workflow rather than leaving every integration in a separate configuration.
Bundled tools and instructions
The marketplace groups tools and operating instructions into installable plugins. Its bundles can include skills, MCP connections, rules, hooks and custom agents. In the roundup, the two announcements appear as a change of direction for Google’s coding environment: one asynchronous coding service has a defined end date, while the broader Antigravity environment gains packaged links to external systems.
