jules-skill

You can manage Jules sessions across multiple repos by orchestrating asynchronous coding tasks through a CLI that calls the Jules REST API endpoints. This allows you to list, create, and monitor sessions directly from your terminal.

Yes, you can approve plans and retrieve PR URLs without a dedicated UI by using a CLI-driven bridge to the Jules REST API. This provides centralized session management and automated plan approvals directly from the command line.

The best way to monitor Jules session states and handle AWAITING statuses is by using a CLI to check session progress. It enables hands-off automation by reacting to AWAITING states with guided actions when appropriate.

Yes, the Jules CLI supports sending messages to active coding sessions. It acts as a control plane for API calls and status checks, allowing you to integrate session messaging into your existing workflows.

You should not use a CLI for Jules session management if your workflow requires a visual interface. This approach is designed for automation and terminal-based control plane operations rather than visual UI interactions.

Using a CLI to interact with the Jules REST API abstracts direct endpoint calls and provides a centralized control plane. This simplifies orchestrating asynchronous coding tasks, monitoring states, and managing multiple sessions across repositories.