List available GitHub repositories that Jules can work with.

Args: page_size: Number of sources to return (1-100, default 30) page_token: Token for pagination from previous response

Returns: Dictionary with sources list and optional nextPageToken

Get details about a specific source repository.

Args: source_name: Resource name of the source (e.g., "sources/github/owner/repo")

Returns: Source details including branches and repository info

List Jules sessions (coding tasks).

Args: page_size: Number of sessions to return (1-100, default 30) page_token: Token for pagination from previous response active_only: If True, filter to only show non-completed/failed sessions

Returns: Dictionary with sessions list and optional nextPageToken

Get details about a specific session.

Args: session_name: Resource name of the session (e.g., "sessions/abc123")

Returns: Session details including state, outputs, and URL

Create a new Jules session to work on a coding task.

Args: prompt: The coding task description for Jules to work on source: Resource name of the source repository (e.g., "sources/github/owner/repo") branch: Optional branch name to use (defaults to repository default branch) title: Optional title for the session (auto-generated if not provided) require_plan_approval: If True, Jules will wait for plan approval before executing

Returns: Created session details including ID, state, and URL to view progress

Send a follow-up message to an active Jules session.

Use this to provide additional context, clarify requirements, or respond to Jules when it's waiting for user feedback.

Args: session_name: Resource name of the session (e.g., "sessions/abc123") message: The message to send to Jules

Returns: Success confirmation

Approve Jules's plan for a session.

Use this when a session is in AWAITING_PLAN_APPROVAL state and you want Jules to proceed with its proposed plan.

Args: session_name: Resource name of the session (e.g., "sessions/abc123")

Returns: Success confirmation

List activities (work history) for a session.

Activities represent individual work units within a session, showing the conversation and actions taken by Jules.

Args: session_name: Resource name of the session (e.g., "sessions/abc123") page_size: Number of activities to return (1-100, default 50) page_token: Token for pagination from previous response

Returns: Dictionary with activities list and optional nextPageToken

Create a session that will result in a pull request.

This is a convenience wrapper around create_session that instructs Jules to create a PR. The session will automatically create a merge/pull request when the work is complete.

Args: prompt: Description of changes to make (be specific about what you want) source: Resource name of the source repository (e.g., "sources/github/owner/repo") branch: Optional base branch to create PR against (defaults to repository default) title: Optional title for the session/PR

Returns: Created session details - check the 'outputs' field for PR URL once completed