AWS is limiting usage of Kiro, its agentic AI-driven integrated development environment (IDE), and introducing a waitlist for ...

Amazon Web Services (AWS) has unveiled Kiro, an IDE which uses AI agents to streamline the development process. Available now in preview, Kiro looks to cut down on potential issues with "vibe coding", ...

Kiro is free in preview, which is part of the appeal, but there is evidence that its spec-driven approach resonates with ...

Just days after Amazon Web Services launched its new Kiro AI coding tool, the company has imposed daily usage limits and a ...

Discover AWS Kiro, Amazon’s AI-powered IDE that automates coding, boosts productivity, and transforms app development ...

AI-DLC is an openly accessible AI-native methodology designed to help organisations use AI in the software development process for building complex systems at scale ...

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

AWS has rolled out Kiro, an AI‐powered integrated development environment currently in preview, with features aimed at ...

One curious defect of the way Kiro works with code is that it doesn’t seem to attempt any mechanical linting or ...

Amazon Web Services is aiming to leverage its clout in the cloud for an AI advantage. (GeekWire File Photo) An increase in ...

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

AWS' new methodology enables developers to focus on core activities, with AI undertaking all the implementation tasks.