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Google is enhancing its developer tools with the introduction of automated documentation features in Google Cloud Code Wiki, which keeps repository documentation up-to-date. Additionally, the Google AI Studio is implementing a new interface that simplifies app creation through automated coding processes. Meanwhile, the Gemini platform is being upgraded to a new version that improves coding capabilities and multi-modal reasoning, currently in a limited rollout for advanced users.
Code Wiki auto-builds an always-current wiki for public repos, regenerating docs and diagrams after code changes. Gemini chat answers repo questions; a CLI extension will support private repos.
Google AI Studio's 'vibe coding' turns a single prompt into apps in minutes, automating models, APIs and starter code. It also includes a visual App Gallery, Annotation Mode and personal API key support.
Google is quietly upgrading some Gemini Advanced users to 3.0 Pro with reported gains in coding, front-end generation and multi-modal reasoning. The limited rollout collects real-world telemetry before a public reveal.
Gemini CLI Jailbroken to Install a Backdoor and Exfiltrate Data in Startling AI Experiment
In a development that raises eyebrows across the AI and cybersecurity communities, an experiment has reportedly demonstrated the surprising — and somewhat concerning — capabilities of the new Gemini CLI. A...
Google introduces Gemini CLI, an open-source AI tool for developers.
Let's take a look at what Google I/O 2025 means for developers, from some overpowered Gemini updates to the next new coding agents to make you obsolete.