<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="false"><li>Amazon Web Services introduces an 'agentic IDE' called Kiro to address the drawbacks of vibe coding, which can lead to low-quality code and increased debugging time.</li><li>Kiro utilizes generative AI to interact with developers through a conversational interface, generating specs in the form of markdown or text based on user stories and EARS notation.</li><li>The tool provides lists of services, actual code pushed to Git, and supports collaboration on multiple specs from different project teams, aiming to deliver production-ready code and facilitate project maintenance.</li><li>Kiro offers event-driven automations known as 'hooks' for code review and optimization, integrates with Code OSS editor and supports plugins for VS Code and Open VSX. AWS plans to charge $19.99 per month for the service when released, combining agentic IDE with coding assistants and promoting experimentation in development practices.</li></ul>

AWS previews Kiro IDE for developers who are over vibe coding

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