Now that you've set up Kiro Web (Preview), let's create your first task.
Write a clear description of what you want the agent to do. For your first task, try something straightforward like:
Or try something that spans multiple repositories:
Include any specific requirements or constraints in your description. You can always refine or add more details as the conversation progresses.
If you didn't select repositories when starting the session, you'll be prompted to choose them when you ask the agent to work on something. Only select repositories you trust, especially when mixing public and private repos, as the agent learns from and follows instructions in the repository code even if those instructions are malicious.
How the agent proceeds depends on the mode you're using:
Default mode — The agent works with you interactively. It analyzes your request, discusses the approach, and you iterate together. When you're satisfied, ask the agent to open a pull request.
Autonomous mode — Toggle Autonomous on in the chat input bar. The agent asks clarifying questions, builds a plan, executes the work with specialized sub-agents, and opens pull requests automatically.
When the agent opens a pull request:
Comments like "always use our standard error handling" or "remember to follow our naming conventions" help the agent learn your team's patterns for future work.
Your first task