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Kiro news & updates

  • Introducing improved enterprise sign-in controls

    Until now, there was no way to control how enterprise users sign in to Kiro on managed devices. Even if your organization requires IAM Identity Center, users can still sign in to Kiro with a personal account (Google, GitHub, or Builder ID).

    Kiro Blog2 min read

  • Kiro CLI V3 is rolling out as the default experience

    Kiro CLI V3 brings the same agent harness that powers Kiro IDE and Kiro Web to your terminal. With V3, you can give Kiro a task that needs planning, implementation, and review, and keep working while workflow agents handle the steps in the background.

    Kiro Blog7 min read

  • Claude Sonnet 5.5 is now available in Kiro

    Claude Sonnet 5.5 is available today across Kiro IDE, CLI, Crew, and Web. It is Anthropic’s fastest Sonnet model to date and a clear upgrade over Claude Sonnet 5. In our internal benchmarking, Sonnet 5.5 performed better than Sonnet 5, while being more efficient in both token usage and speed.

    Kiro Blog2 min read

  • Introducing Kiro workflows

    Today, we’re introducing Kiro workflows, allowing you to carry out complex tasks from start to finish with multiple agents and less supervision. We’ve been building Kiro itself with workflows, including the new cloud configuration, cloud sessions, and most of the workflow experience.

    Kiro Blog7 min read

  • Claude Opus 5.5 is now available in Kiro

    Claude Opus 5.5 is available today across Kiro IDE, CLI, Crew, and Web. It is Anthropic’s most capable Opus model yet, delivering Fable 5.1-level performance on most work at 40% lower cost than Opus 5.

    Kiro Blog2 min read

  • How we built a software factory with Kiro Crew to merge 1,000 PRs in a week

    Last week, the three of us building Kiro Crew full time merged 1,000 pull requests in seven days. Over 120 a day, every one went through CI and review. Kiro Crew is mainly built by those three full-time engineers, with nearly 500 enthusiastic community contributors.

    Kiro Blog8 min read

  • Claude Fable 5.1 is now available in Kiro

    Claude Fable 5.1 is available today to Kiro enterprise customers. For long-running, context-heavy agentic sessions, Fable 5.1 sets a new bar. It traces problems to their root causes in the code rather than surfacing symptoms, and it holds context and intent across the full arc of complex tasks.

    Kiro Blog3 min read

  • Tackling technical debt at scale with autonomous mode in Kiro Web

    Every software development team has experienced the tension between maintenance and building new features: time spent on one is time not spent on the other. For open-source maintainers, this challenge is even more acute with smaller teams, larger user bases, and a backlog that never stops growing.

    Kiro Blog9 min read

  • GPT‑5.6 models now support 1 million token context windows in Kiro

    Starting today, GPT‑5.6 Sol, Terra, and Luna support 1 million token context windows in Kiro, across the IDE, CLI, and Web. You can now use GPT‑5.6 models to process entire codebases, long-form documents, and extended multi-turn agent histories in a single request, without chunking, summarization,…

    Kiro Blog2 min read

  • Kiro adds ISO/IEC 27001:2022 coverage

    We’re happy to share that procurement, security, and vendor-risk teams now have independently verified evidence to support decisions about adopting Kiro. Kiro is included in the defined scope of AWS’s ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certification.

    Kiro Blog2 min read

  • A free year of Kiro, now for students around the world

    When we launched the Kiro Students tier in March, we started with 11 universities. Demand outran that list almost immediately. Students at schools we had not reached yet kept asking us the same thing: when is my school next?

    Kiro Blog5 min read

  • Are AI coding agents actually getting better?

    When Kiro IDE's coding agents write or modify code, the diagnostics tool runs static analyzers to check the output. These are the same checks a developer sees underlined in their editor.

    Kiro Blog11 min read

  • Close the laptop, keep the agent: building with cloud sessions

    Kiro just shipped cloud sessions (preview), and it fixes the one thing that always bugged me about running an AI agent on my own machine: the machine. With cloud sessions, your agent runs in a cloud sandbox instead of on your laptop.

    Kiro Blog5 min read

  • Which Kiro app should I pick?

    Kiro is not one thing anymore. In July 2025, we launched Kiro as an AI IDE. Since then, it has become much more. Kiro is a software engineering agent available as an IDE, a CLI, a web app, a mobile app, and Kiro Crew.

    Kiro Blog11 min read

  • Kiro powers now support Agent Plugins

    You built something good. A skill that encodes how your team actually deploys, plus an MCP server that talks to your internal service. It works. So you package it for the client your team uses, and then you package it again for the client the team next door uses, and again for the one your open…

    Kiro Blog5 min read

Details are compiled from Kiro's website and public sources, last verified Oct 3, 2026. Features and pricing change — confirm on the official site before you buy.

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