To understand where we are going, we first need to look at where we are. Currently, many of you might use AI tools like ChatGPT or Gemini by giving them specific instructions. You say, “Write a function for this,” or “Fix this specific bug.” This is known as task-level prompting. While it is helpful, it requires you to be there every step of the way, like a teacher watching a student write every single letter. Google is changing this paradigm with a project internally called Jitro, which is essentially the second version of their AI coding agent known as Jules.