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As a startup co-founder and CTO, time is the most important resource. Kiro justifies the use of my time for developing our business critical assets in-house.

In my role designing AWS Cloud and AI solutions with Terraform and Python, spec-driven development with Kiro has brought code relevancy and quality to a whole new level. We've accelerated feature development dramatically, reducing time to customer value from weeks to days. We are excited to welcome Kiro as our newest team member.

Kiro's autonomous agents were game-changers. Every time we saved a file, agents would automatically generate unit tests, optimize performance, and update documentation. What used to take hours of manual work happened instantly in the background.

Kiro is a strong ally for startups. It naturally turns overlooked docs and specs into robust assets, making growth smoother and future scaling more effective.

I use Kiro for everything - drafting new Terraform modules, tweaking container setups, even writing down random AI ideas at 2 am. But more than anything, it supports how I learn. I'm endlessly curious, and Kiro helps me stay in that learning loop—tinkering, breaking things, fixing them, and then allowing me to share what I learn back with the community.

I've been blown away by Kiro's capabilities. The agentic experience is really transformative. From the multimodal inputs that understand context to the complete lifecycle control within the IDE, it feels like I'm working with a senior developer.

Most tools are great at generating code, but Kiro gives structure to the chaos before you write a single line.

In roughly two days, I built a secure file sharing application from scratch. By simply sharing my requirements with Kiro, I was able to create a fully secure application that incorporates encryption and various security coding practices—no additional prompts needed.

I often forget to add unit tests, or update documentation when pushing changes, but with Kiro I can create a hook and it will automatically run those tasks in the background for me, never having to think twice.

As a startup co-founder and CTO, time is the most important resource. Kiro justifies the use of my time for developing our business critical assets in-house.

In my role designing AWS Cloud and AI solutions with Terraform and Python, spec-driven development with Kiro has brought code relevancy and quality to a whole new level. We've accelerated feature development dramatically, reducing time to customer value from weeks to days. We are excited to welcome Kiro as our newest team member.

Kiro's autonomous agents were game-changers. Every time we saved a file, agents would automatically generate unit tests, optimize performance, and update documentation. What used to take hours of manual work happened instantly in the background.

Kiro is a strong ally for startups. It naturally turns overlooked docs and specs into robust assets, making growth smoother and future scaling more effective.

I use Kiro for everything - drafting new Terraform modules, tweaking container setups, even writing down random AI ideas at 2 am. But more than anything, it supports how I learn. I'm endlessly curious, and Kiro helps me stay in that learning loop—tinkering, breaking things, fixing them, and then allowing me to share what I learn back with the community.

I've been blown away by Kiro's capabilities. The agentic experience is really transformative. From the multimodal inputs that understand context to the complete lifecycle control within the IDE, it feels like I'm working with a senior developer.

Most tools are great at generating code, but Kiro gives structure to the chaos before you write a single line.

In roughly two days, I built a secure file sharing application from scratch. By simply sharing my requirements with Kiro, I was able to create a fully secure application that incorporates encryption and various security coding practices—no additional prompts needed.

I often forget to add unit tests, or update documentation when pushing changes, but with Kiro I can create a hook and it will automatically run those tasks in the background for me, never having to think twice.