Kiro is a spec-driven agentic coding tool for IDE, CLI and web that turns prompts into specs and catches bugs with property-based tests.
What it does
Kiro is an agentic engineering tool that works across IDE, CLI, web and mobile. It practices spec-driven development, turning prompts into requirements, designs and sequenced tasks, then implementing them with parallel agents. It validates correctness with property-based tests, checks requirements for gaps, and can run headless in CI/CD.
How to use: Users interact with Kiro by providing prompts, which the AI transforms into clear requirements, system designs, and discrete tasks. Developers collaborate with Kiro on specifications and architecture, and Kiro's AI agents then implement the spec. Tasks can be automated by delegating them to AI agents that trigger on events like 'file save.' Kiro also supports multimodal input, allowing users to provide UI designs or architecture whiteboarding photos to guide the implementation process.