Changelog
What changed on this site
Updates to Learn Kiro: new chapters, fact re-checks, and site changes. Newest first.
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September refresh: concept pages, recipes, comparisons, Kiro Crew, Kiro Web GA, structured data
The guide split into concept spoke pages, recipes, and one-to-one comparisons. Kiro Crew and the general availability of Kiro Web were added, and every page now ships structured data, an OG image, and a changelog feed.
The biggest restructure so far: each search intent now has a page of its own instead of sharing a broad chapter with three other topics.
Under the hood, every page carries structured data (
TechArticle,BreadcrumbList, andFAQPagewhere a chapter has an FAQ), a generated social preview image, and alastmoddate in the sitemap. This changelog and its RSS feed are new. -
Late-August refresh: cloud sessions and AGENTS.md
Cloud sessions, AGENTS.md support, and GPT-5.6 repricing documented. Every remaining chapter was re-verified and the at-a-glance diagram regenerated.
Every chapter that had not been touched earlier in August was re-verified against the official documentation, and the at-a-glance diagram was regenerated. Kiro CLI 2.20.0 and IDE 1.0.395 were recorded at the end of the month.
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August refresh: four new chapters and reading progress
Content updated to August 2026 (Opus 5, GPT-5.6, the iOS app, Agent Plugins), four chapters added, and reading progress added to the sidebar and home page.
Four chapters joined the guide, the diagrams were regenerated, and the site now remembers which chapters you have read.
choosing-a-model common-mistakes interview-questions exercises
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July refresh: IDE 1.0, Sonnet 5, CLI V3
Content updated to July 2026: Kiro IDE 1.0, Sonnet 5, CLI V3, and Markdown-defined agents. The Workspace Game arrived and the canonical URLs were normalised.
Every chapter was re-read against the July 2026 state of Kiro: IDE 1.0, Sonnet 5, CLI V3, and agents defined in Markdown.
The Workspace Game replaced the old “try it yourself” sections. Canonical URLs were normalised, the 404 page was marked
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Launch: the first 18 chapters
Learn Kiro went live with a full beginner-to-advanced path, generated diagrams, and every fact checked against the official Kiro documentation.
The site launched with the complete learning path: what Kiro is, its history, core concepts, a beginner tutorial, an advanced tutorial, use cases, a cheat sheet, and the practice pages.
Before launch every open fact was verified against kiro.dev and the inline TODO markers were removed. Learning diagrams were generated for the concept pages.