Crewmate Goals and Dashboards for Everyone

Kiro Crew 0.10.0 lets a crewmate plan with you. In preview, Mate greets a new user, goals carry milestones and check-ins, and a crewmate proposes changes you confirm as cards. Dashboards leave preview for everyone and a crewmate can write its own page. A team lead agent splits a goal into work items, a built-in Kiro Agent engine runs with no separate Kiro CLI install, trust grants can expire, and the sidebar shows which sessions are busy. Memory, usage, voice, Issue Radar, and remote crews each gain controls, and chat, channels, schedules, and Windows pick up fixes.

These changes affect saved settings, where controls live, or what asks for approval:

• Dashboards no longer need a Feature Preview. The Dashboard tab is on for everyone. Automatic cards for all sessions moves to its own card under Settings → Developer, still off by default.
• One switch for remote crews. The Remote crew sessions preview is folded into Settings → Developer → Feature Previews → Chat on a crew, which now turns on both New chat on crew and the per-crew groups in the Sessions list. A machine that had the old switch on keeps the feature.
• Git asks for approval. git is no longer auto-approved as a read-only shell command.

With Settings → Developer → Feature Previews → Crewmates on, your first visit to the Crewmates page opens Mate, a first crewmate that explains what crewmates do and asks what to call it. A crewmate keeps goals with linked milestones, offers check-ins and reports as cards you confirm, and keeps your draft when you edit, remove, or undo a goal. It can propose a change as a card you accept, update its own name from its chat, and point you to a control on your screen. Learn more ->

The Dashboard tab opens without a Feature Preview, and a main session's side panel shows a dashboard of its own. Ask a crewmate in chat for the page you want, such as your current tasks and progress toward this week's goal, and ask again whenever your priorities change. A crewmate composes the page with the dashboard skill, and you keep or discard the staged page from the Dashboard tab. Learn more ->