AWS Monthly (Dec ’25): The Kiro Era Begins

We ended the year with the General Availability of Kiro (Frontier Agents). Kiro is not just a chatbot; it’s a Virtual Software Development Team.

Technically, Kiro is an Autonomous Coding Agent. You can assign it a ticket from Jira, and it will:

  1. Pull context from your Git repos.
  2. Draft the implementation in a secure sandbox.
  3. Run the unit and integration tests.
  4. Submit the Pull Request for your review.

It understands the context of your entire codebase, not just a single file. We also saw the launch of Database Savings Plans, which finally aggregate your spend across RDS, Aurora, and DynamoDB into one flexible commitment.

2025 closed with a clear message: the developer’s role is shifting from “Writing Code” to “Reviewing Agentic Intent.”

Posted in: