Did you know that Kiro doesn't just have a Spec-Driven Development (SDD) flow, but also a bug fix workflow that helps you resolve one issue at a time? That's one of seven features worth knowing about.
If you're completely new to Kiro, it's an agentic harness for the CLI, web, IDE, iOS, and more. It helps teams and individuals do their best work while coding. I've been using it since it launched in July last year, and I keep finding features I didn't know were there.
(Full disclosure: I'm a Developer Advocate at AWS, and Kiro is a part of AWS. I use it every day, and I'll be forthcoming about the parts that are still preview or experimental.)
Heads up: Kiro ships fast. I've flagged the version-sensitive bits of these features inline. Check the docs if something looks different in your build.
1. Stop approving every single command
