Persistent Browser Mode, Eight New Apps, and Windows Support

The first feature release since Kiro Crew went open source brings a real browser the agent can operate, eight new built-in apps, a native Windows desktop build, Korean and Japanese interfaces, and setup that no longer assumes Slack, alongside several hundred fixes from the first weeks in the open.

Flip one switch in Settings and the agent can operate a real browser: navigate, click, type, and fill forms, with the live view streaming into the dashboard's Browser panel. Installation happens for you and recovers on its own, and the agent can also serve browser work from the native embedded view. Learn more ->

The App Store adds Spec Builder (spec-driven development), Ops Mission Control (an autonomous ops first responder), Auto-Improvement (measurement-first self-improvement), Meetings (live transcription with structured notes and action items), Papyrus (a LaTeX editor with an AI co-author), Mochi and Crew Companion (desktop companions), and PPTX Maker (describe a deck in chat, get a real .pptx back). Every app is opt-in: install it from the App Store and enable it before it does anything. Learn more ->

The desktop app now ships as a native Windows installer with an integrated titlebar, launcher fixes, and a configurable sandbox tier for agent subprocesses, with skills, usage tracking, and build tooling following Windows conventions. Learn more ->

kirocrew setup no longer asks for Slack tokens. The wizard finishes on the dashboard and points at the full set of chat channels; walk through Slack credentials only when you ask for them with kirocrew setup --slack. Learn more ->

Korean and Japanese join the dashboard, bringing the interface to twelve languages. Bold, italic, and strikethrough now render correctly in CJK prose. Learn more ->