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AWS Identity Center


If your organization uses AWS Identity Center, there are additional requirements to access Kiro Web (Preview).

Enabling Kiro Web for your organization

Administrators must enable the Kiro Web agent before users in the organization can access it:

  1. Go to the AWS account where Kiro is configured
  2. Navigate to Settings > Kiro Settings
  3. Toggle on Autonomous agents

Requirements

  • Kiro Web requires a Kiro Profile — it does not work with Q Developer Profiles
  • A GitHub account connected to Kiro
  • Your administrator must enable Kiro Web from Settings > Kiro Settings in the AWS account where Kiro is configured (see Enabling Kiro Web below)
  • Available in US East (N. Virginia) us-east-1 only during the preview

Limitations

The following shared settings configured by your administrator do not apply to the Kiro Web experience:

  • Include suggestions with code references
  • Model Context Protocol (MCP)
  • Model availability
  • Member account subscriptions
  • MCP registry URL
  • Encryption key — Customer Managed Keys (CMK) are not supported with Kiro Web

Other enterprise governance policies (such as model selection and web tool controls) are not currently available for Kiro Web.

Agent settings — including GitHub connections, sandbox configuration, and data collection preferences — are managed separately by each user in the Kiro Web Settings page.

Getting started

  1. Sign in at app.kiro.dev using your Identity Center credentials
  2. Connect GitHub to give the agent access to your repositories
  3. Start working with the agent
Page updated: May 5, 2026
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