Kiro
Agentic development environment that turns a prompt into requirements, a design and tasks for parallel agents.
Overview
Kiro is an agentic development environment from AWS, available as a desktop editor, a terminal tool, a web agent and a phone app. It is built around spec-driven development: a prompt becomes requirements, a design and tasks, which are then handed to parallel agents that write the code.
Its autonomous agent can clone repositories into cloud sandboxes, coordinate sub-agents and open pull requests. Agents run on the user’s machine or in the cloud. Kiro also writes property-based tests, which check a rule across many inputs rather than a few examples.
Pricing is based on monthly credits, from a free tier up to $200 a month. Users can extend Kiro with MCP servers, skills and tool packs.
Features
- Turns a prompt into requirements, a design and a task list before code is written.
- Hands tasks to parallel agents that write the code.
- Writes property-based tests that check a rule across many inputs.
- Available as a desktop editor, a terminal tool, a web agent and a phone app.
- Supports Claude, GPT and open models.
- Lets users add MCP servers, skills and tool packs.
Details
- Website
- kiro.dev
- Company
- AWS
- Headquarters
- Seattle, WA, United States
- Category
- Engineering factories
- Source
- Proprietary
- Deployment
- Local, Cloud
- Topics
- Listed
- September 2026
- Last verified
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