Proving “Google Jules” Can Be Used for QA — With a simple case study

Google recently released Jules, an AI coding agent that not only helps developers write code but can also act as a partner for QA engineers.

Unlike traditional AI assistants, Jules works autonomously: reading repos, creating plans, making changes, running tests, and even creating PRs ready for review.

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In this article, I will prove that Google Jules can be used for QA activities with a simple case study: a login bug in and I practiced it in the following repository:

What is Google Jules?

Asynchronous & agentic programming assistant

Jules isn’t just an autocomplete tool or co-pilot. It’s designed as an autonomous agent that understands the overall context of a project and executes tasks autonomously

How it works

• Jules clones your GitHub repository into a secure Google Cloud VM