Kiro, an AI development tool created by AWS, offers a novel approach to AI-assisted software development by addressing challenges commonly faced during the "vibe coding" plateau, where developers encounter inefficiencies in their workflows. Unlike traditional coding tools, Kiro focuses on generating a detailed specification, including requirements and an implementation plan, before any code is written, thereby streamlining the development process. This is complemented by "steering files," which maintain consistent project architecture, and "hooks," which automate routine tasks. A notable feature of Kiro is its "powers," such as the Netlify power, which provide targeted context and tools for specific platforms, facilitating a seamless transition from code to deployment. This power integrates Netlify's best practices, enabling developers to quickly deploy applications with correct configurations. By equipping AI agents with platform-specific knowledge, Kiro bridges the gap between local code and production-ready applications, offering a more efficient and structured development path.