Today morning, around 5am, after my usual daily rituals, I saw AWS’s post about Kiro IDE on Reddit.
I’m not someone who jumps on every new tool—but with tight GTM timelines, I’m always exploring ways to ship faster. So I decided to test Kiro for a real feature I’m building in NuShift Connect.
Instead of just spitting out code, Kiro helped me plan specs, design Angular components, and think through architecture. It’s not perfect yet—especially with UI styling from Figma or debugging—but it feels like a step toward AI truly working alongside product builders.
Avinash Dalvi
Today morning, around 5am, after my usual daily rituals, I saw AWS’s post about Kiro IDE on Reddit.
I’m not someone who jumps on every new tool—but with tight GTM timelines, I’m always exploring ways to ship faster. So I decided to test Kiro for a real feature I’m building in NuShift Connect.
Instead of just spitting out code, Kiro helped me plan specs, design Angular components, and think through architecture. It’s not perfect yet—especially with UI styling from Figma or debugging—but it feels like a step toward AI truly working alongside product builders.
I shared my full experience here:
👉 www.internetkatta.com/aws-kiro-ide-not-just-anothe…
Curious if anyone else has tried it yet?
#AWS #AI #KiroIDE #ProductBuilder
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