You told us there was a gap in our pricing tiers. We heard you. Today we’re introducing Kiro Pro Max, a new tier designed to address that gap. $100/mo. Here’s what you get: → 5,000 credits/month → Claude Opus 4.8, Sonnet 4.6, Auto → specs, hooks, Kiro Web, subagents, full CLI No more blowing past your Pro allocation and enabling overages that creep past $60–70 in extra charges. Try it out today 👉spr.ly/6010B8ful8

How much time are you losing to syntax? Daniel Heberling, AWS Hero, started using Kiro just to understand what their code was doing. The shift? More time thinking about data flow, system structure, and what the user actually sees. Same work. Clearer picture. What part of your stack do you wish you could stop thinking about?

Multi-agent pipelines in @kirodotdev CLI can now self-correct. Reviewer stage sends work back to the implementer, loops until quality bar is met, then returns results to you. Code review without the human bottleneck on first pass. kiro.dev/docs/cli/chat/subag…

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Kiro lives in your terminal. 👻 All the features, all the control without ever leaving your CLI. Get started today 👉 spr.ly/6018B8HwRo

🥴Keep staring at the backlog. Or hand it off. Assign it to Kiro before you log off. PRs when you're back Monday. 50% off credits on Kiro Web ends tonight. Now with Opus 4.8. Pro, Pro , and Power users. 👉 kiro.dev/web

Opus 4.8 just landed in Kiro. Better planning, stronger self-correction, higher fidelity across spec-driven workflows. Handles multi-day projects the way 4.7 handled single sessions. Available for all Kiro Pro, Pro , and Power users. Restart Kiro to pick it up. 👉 spr.ly/6015B8bZ9W

Really loving working with @kirodotdev IDE, first weekend, and I'm really enjoying it 🤓

I have been building in tech long enough to know when something genuinely changes the game and this weekend, something did. Four lines. That is all I gave @kirodotdev. Four lines describing what I wanted to build. No lengthy prompt engineering. No back-and-forth iterations trying to get the AI to understand context it kept losing. Just a clear, short idea and Kiro took it from there. What came back was not a code snippet. It was a structured spec. User stories written with the precision of a seasoned product manager. Acceptance criteria covering edge cases I had not even thought about yet. A design document with data flows, interfaces, and API endpoints generated by analysing the codebase and the requirements simultaneously. Then it built the thing. By Sunday evening I had a working application. Not a prototype held together with good intentions and commented-out code. An actual, production-minded build with tests, documentation, and consistent architecture throughout. This is what separates Kiro from every other AI coding tool in the market right now. The others help you write code faster. Kiro helps you think better before you write a single line and then executes with the discipline of an engineer who actually cares about what ships. Spec-driven development is not a new concept. What is new is having an agent that treats your spec as the source of truth and builds around it, not through it. The future of software development does not belong to whoever prompts the fastest. It belongs to whoever designs the clearest. @kirodotdev just made that accessible to everyone. Explore: kiro.dev

Three new features shipped in kiro this month.👻 1️⃣ Kiro Web: It's the agent, in your browser, at app . kiro . dev. Start a session, give it a prompt, and it can work across multiple repos in one go and open the PRs for you. Use collaborative mode if you want to drive the conversation, or flip on autonomous mode if you want it to own the whole task. 2️⃣ Analyze Requirements: After Kiro generates your requirements, you can run a deep analysis pass that uses automated reasoning to catch contradictions and gaps before you ever write code. Kiro flags it, asks the question, and updates the spec when you pick. 3️⃣Parallel Task Execution: When you click Run all Tasks, Kiro analyzes the dependency graph of your task list and runs the independent tasks concurrently, in waves. Let us know what you think 👇 Get started now: spr.ly/6015B8Hw9Z

Kiro Web joins the ways you can build with @kirodotdev. Read all about it in the blog post kiro.dev/blog/introducing-ki… If this sounds familiar it is the evolution of our thinking around autonomous agents which we announced last year. In there was a little nugget that gives you a sense of where we are headed.

In case you missed it, @kirodotdev launched Quick Plan — a new Spec mode that generates requirements, design, and tasks in a single pass without approval gates between phases. Are you ready to skip the review? #Kiro

Not every task needs max reasoning. /effort lets you dial model thinking from low → max. Simple tasks go faster and cheaper. Complex ones get the depth they need. Now in Kiro CLI 👉 kiro.dev/changelog/cli

Took the wrong turn with your AI agent? Don't start over. /rewind — jump back to any prompt and branch off. Your original thread stays intact. Now in Kiro CLI 👉 kiro.dev/changelog/cli