Two agents, one workflow. The Kiro IDE orchestrates locally while Bedrock AgentCore reasons in the cloud. Your code never leaves your machine.
AWS Transform splits intelligence (cloud) from execution (local). The Task Agent reasons about your code; the CLI applies changes on your machine.
Choose your level of control — from fully autonomous pipelines to interactive IDE-driven workflows.
AWS Transform meets you where you work — invoke it from your IDE, CLI, web console, or any MCP-compatible tool. Extend it with your own agents.
Purpose-built web experience for business stakeholders and technical teams. Manage large-scale campaigns, track progress, collaborate across workspaces.
Pre-built playbooks and conversational interface. Start in Kiro, check progress in the web console, finish in your IDE. Context is never lost.
Invoke AWS Transform from Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, GitHub Copilot, or your own orchestration framework — via Model Context Protocol or the AWS Transform agent skill. Agent-to-Agent communication built in.
NEWScriptable, composable CLI for automation pipelines. Run interactively or autonomously. Embed into CI/CD, containers, or batch orchestration.
IDE extension for .NET developers. Transform applications directly within your development environment without context-switching.
Create custom agents with the Strands Agents framework and AgentCore SDK. Your agents plus AWS agents — one platform, fully extensible.
NEWAll data stays centralized. Regardless of which surface you use — web, IDE, CLI, or MCP — your transformation state, knowledge items, and progress are shared. Start a transformation in Kiro, monitor it in the web console, review results in your IDE. Your team always has visibility.
Every transformation makes the next one better. The agent captures debugging steps, human input, and code patterns as reusable knowledge.
When a build fails, the agent doesn't stop — it reads the error, reasons about the fix, applies it, and tries again. Watch the loop play out: