Conclusion

In this guide you got hands on with a range of Kiro features including:

• Steering files, to guide AI agents through a complex project
• Basic vibe coding, for bug fixes and simple changes or refactors
• Specification driven development, to plan the requirements, design, and tasks for large changes
• Hooks, for when you want to automate common boilerplate tasks in your project
• MCP, for when you want to extend Kiro with new abilities and behaviors

Although you have completed this guide, there is still plenty to build. Check out the game roadmap for ideas. See if you can build any of these new features using Kiro, and open a PR back to the project to contribute!