Kiro CLI demo: starting a cloud session

The terminal launches the Kiro CLI with the command 'kiro-cli chat --agent Crabby --cloud --v3'. It connects to kiro.dev and Amazon Tools, shows the ASCII 'KIRO' wordmark and a 'Welcome to Kiro CLI V3!' banner, and creates a cloud session; the status bar shows the 'GPT 5.6 Sol' model and a '☁ Cloud (Preview)' label, and a note explains that the cloud workspace doesn't include the local setup by default. A '/sessions' picker lists cloud and local sessions in a table with ID, Name, Environment, Status, and Last updated columns. The user enters the prompt 'Build a Rust CLI tool called crabbymark that renders a markdown file to GitHub-styled HTML with syntax highlighting and opens it in the default browser,' and the agent begins working — showing 'Kiro is working', a 'Thinking…' spinner, and a '◐ 4 tasks remaining' indicator. The user then opens the '/quit' command, and the recording ends on a dialog reading 'Would you like the agent to continue working?' with two options — 'Yes (agent continues)' and 'No (agent stops)' — with 'Yes (agent continues)' highlighted.