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How does this compare to Jules from Google?
Jules is similar to Twill with the following differences: - Twill is CLI-agnostic, meaning you can use Claude Code, Codex or Gemini. Jules only works with Gemini. - We focus on the delegation experience: Twill has native integrations with your typical stack like Slack or Linear. The PRs comes back with proofs of work, such as screenshots or videos.
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That's literally just GitHub agents?
Yes, broadly. The main structural difference is that we’re agent-agnostic, so we can combine lab-native CLIs in one workflow. GitHub will likely struggle there because they have direct partnerships with Anthropic and OpenAI. On the features themselves, we have a better UX across integrations, and more advanced features like video recording.
I’ve been developing an open-source version of something similar[1] and used it quite extensively (well over 1k PRs)[2]. I’m definitely believer of the “prompt to PR model”. Very liberating to not have to think about managing the agent sessions. Seems that you have built a lot of useful tooling (e.g., session videos) around this core idea. Couple of learnings to share that I hope could be of use: 1) Execution sandbox…