Kiro Development Workflow FAQs

Question 1

What is the Kiro Development Workflow skill?

Accepted Answer

Kiro is an interactive Claude Code skill that guides you through the complete software development lifecycle. It transforms initial ideas into structured EARS requirements, detailed architectural designs with Mermaid diagrams, and actionable, test-driven implementation plans.

Question 2

Where are the files generated by Kiro stored?

Accepted Answer

All project artifacts, including requirements, designs, and task lists, are organized within a dedicated `.kiro/specs/{feature-name}/` directory in your local repository for easy version control and reference.

Question 3

What specific documentation formats does Kiro support?

Accepted Answer

Kiro utilizes professional industry standards: EARS (Easy Approach to Requirements Syntax) for user stories and acceptance criteria, Mermaid.js for visual architecture diagrams, and test-driven Markdown checklists for implementation tasks.

Question 4

When should I use Kiro during my development process?

Accepted Answer

Use Kiro when starting a new feature, defining complex system requirements, or planning a multi-step implementation. It is specifically designed to help you move from 'vibe coding' to a structured, spec-driven approach that minimizes implementation errors.

Question 5

How does Kiro improve the quality of AI-generated code?

Accepted Answer

Kiro uses a 'phase-gate' workflow that requires explicit user approval at each stage (Requirements, Design, and Tasks). By locking in the architecture and logic before implementation begins, it ensures Claude has a precise roadmap, leading to more accurate and maintainable code.

Kiro Development Workflow

Kiro Development Workflow

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