Amazon Web Services (AWS) has unveiled Kiro, an IDE which uses AI agents to streamline the development process. Available now ...

Amazon Web Services has created what it's calling an "agentic IDE" that it claims avoids the pitfalls of vibe coding.

Amazon launches Kiro, a Claude-based AI IDE with structured planning, task automation, and public preview access.

Despite its innovations in AI-driven coding, AWS has not gained much momentum among devs. AWS aims to change that with its biggest shift in developer strategy in years.

Amazon said Kiro goes beyond specs and hooks for developers and can be expanded with the Model Context Protocol, an ...

AWS Kiro AI coding program lets Amazon users write code with help from agentic AI to change how developers work, Matt Garman ...

Amazon has launched Kiro, a new AI software development tool that uses autonomous agents to generate and maintain project ...

Kiro is positioned as an agentic IDE, an environment where AI agents collaborate throughout the software development lifecycle, not just at the prototyping stage.

As AI coding becomes the new normal, AWS debuts a tool to formalize the process and add agentic capabilities. Will software ...

Kiro is part of the broader vibe coding movementan emerging field where developers delegate much of the software-building ...

Initial community reactions to Kiro were mixed, but developers were intrigued, praising the emphasis on specs, hooks and structure.

The move is the culmination of a turbulent period for Windsurf, and indicates that agentic IDEs have become a new ...