About

This site was created by a data scientist with assistance from AI. The goal is to provide an efficient, beginner-friendly guide to learning Kiro and applying it in real projects.

How it’s made

The site follows three rules: official documentation is the source of truth (facts were verified against kiro.dev on each page’s review date), unverified claims don’t ship (anything that couldn’t be confirmed was cut or rewritten rather than published as fact), and learning comes first (every learning chapter has an objective, a summary, a practice task, and a calm page to read it on).

It’s built as a static site with Astro, Tailwind CSS, and MDX content files: fast, accessible, and easy to update as Kiro evolves.

How this site verifies facts

Kiro changes monthly, so “we checked once” would be worthless. The process behind every page:

1. Official sources first. Facts come from the Kiro documentation, the changelog, the blog, and the pricing page. Where a claim comes from press coverage or a secondary source instead, the page says so in the text.
2. A dated research file. Each verification pass is written into a research digest that records what was checked, on what date, and against which page. Chapters are then written from that digest rather than from memory, which is why a fact and its source stay attached to each other.
3. A last-reviewed date on every chapter. It appears in the header and the footer. If a date looks old to you, treat that page’s details as provisional and check kiro.dev.
4. Unverified claims don’t ship. Anything that could not be confirmed was cut or rewritten rather than published as fact. Competitor details, which move fast and come from secondary sources, carry their own review date in the text. Where this site has not reviewed a tool at all, it says so instead of guessing.
5. Corrections through the contact page. They are read and applied, and the chapter’s review date moves when they are.

The honest limit: this is an independent site, not affiliated with AWS. The official documentation is always the authority, and for anything decision-critical you should confirm it there.

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Corrections welcome

Kiro moves fast, and a guide like this stays useful only if it stays honest. If you find something outdated or wrong, the contact page tells you how to reach me. Corrections genuinely make the site better for the next learner.