Google is discontinuing the consumer version of Gemini Code Assist on GitHub, with the service ending July 17. The tool helped developers by automatically reviewing pull requests and providing code suggestions. Gemini Code Assist used Google's AI to summarize PRs and offer inline feedback, streamlining the development workflow.

The shutdown affects only the consumer version, which had a 33 pull requests per day limit. The enterprise version remains available through Google Cloud with higher quotas and cross-repository configuration management. Developers using the consumer tier must migrate to the enterprise offering before the July 17 deadline.

This change signals Google's focus on enterprise customers for its AI-powered code review tools. The consumer version's discontinuation simplifies Google's product strategy but reduces options for individual developers and small teams who relied on the free tier for automated code assistance.