Kiro, an AI-driven Integrated Development Environment (IDE), has introduced new capabilities, known as "powers," which enhance its ability to assist developers in building real applications by providing specialized tools and domain knowledge directly within the IDE. These powers, including one developed in collaboration with Neon, aim to address common challenges faced by AI IDEs, such as workflow inefficiencies and information overload. The Neon power enables developers to rapidly create, branch, and manage Postgres databases, offering features like instant deployment, isolated testing environments, and the ability to time-travel through data states without leaving the editor. Neon's serverless architecture and branching model, which allows for quick and cost-efficient database cloning, are designed to streamline development workflows and facilitate safe experimentation. By integrating these capabilities, Kiro empowers developers to efficiently transition from prototype to production, enhancing both speed and safety in software development processes.