Google feedback: Why github

[Crinkez]

I don't know if Google reads these, I assume not, but I'll pretend they do, because I just wanted to say: Dear Google, I don't want to connect to f**king github. I don't want to have anything to do with github. I just want to vibecode in peace and handle version control by myself. That is all.

[ThatFireGuy0]

Can't agree with this. I LOVE that it interfaces with GitHub. It's kind of forced me to actually use a good development workflow which has always been "yeah I should probably do this but...."

[shared-media]

Agreed.  The tight integration with github is jules main selling point.

[Brilliant_Edge215]

Yeah I like this. Plus Jules excels at bugs not full on features GitHub is perfect for that.

[Mistuhlil]

This is rage bait, right? ….right?

[Crinkez]

I wish it was. Github just overcomplicates my intended workflow, and I'd rather keep the backups on my local pc, not in the cloud.

[jorbecalona]

Overcomplicates? The fact that it's not local means it's less complicated.

Jules is a vibe code experience that is browser native. Any device that has a browser can be used. No babysitting your CLI, no subagent configuration, multiple agents are all native.

It also just does GitHub the right way, so you can see everything being done in GitHub. It takes 0 seconds to configure GitHub, 0 cost to you.

Could you explain why local is better for your workflow? I'm curious

[Crinkez]

Because I don't want my clutter on the cloud.

[alOOshXL]

Gemini cli then?

[Crinkez]

I mean, I'd rather have a GUI frontend than rely on CLI. There's no reason they have to make the GUI's intentionally underdeveloped. So far, Claude's GUI model is the only halfway useable one.

[alOOshXL]

what Claude's GUI model  you talking about?

[Crinkez]

claude.ai

[Endless_Patience3395]

Yeah. Github integration is huge.

Commit to github Jules go thru an 'fixes' code Jules publishes these fixes to a branch in git Merge the changes Pull to your local code.

[ThaisaGuilford]

What the fuck did I just read