Kiro saves pages straight into your Showspace from its IDE or its terminal CLI, and it can use all twenty of the app's commands.
Kiro is a coding agent built by AWS around spec-driven development. It works for any project, and you can sign in with GitHub, Google, AWS Builder ID or IAM Identity Center.
On a Mac it comes as the Kiro IDE, for Apple Silicon or Intel, and as Kiro CLI in the terminal. Both read and write the folder you open and share one MCP settings file. Kiro CLI is the renamed Amazon Q Developer CLI.
Here is a starter prompt. How well it works depends on how your AI is set up, so adjust it to fit yours.
Build an interactive spec page for the feature I am working on: tabs for requirements, design and tasks, a checklist of tasks grouped by status, and a clickable diagram of the components involved. Save it as a single self-contained HTML file in my Showspace, then open it in lite.computer.
q and q chat commands still work. Kiro copied your prompts, agents, MCP settings, rules and CLI settings into ~/.kiro/, and it skipped any MCP server that was already there.Yes. The Kiro IDE and Kiro CLI on your Mac save HTML pages into your Showspace, and lite.computer shows each one as it lands. Once it is connected to the app, it can open pages and arrange windows there as well.
Yes. AWS rebranded the Amazon Q Developer CLI as Kiro CLI in November 2025. The q and q chat commands still work.
With GitHub, Google, AWS Builder ID or IAM Identity Center. There is a Free plan to start on.
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Last checked September 14, 2026.
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