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  # kiro-agents
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- Advanced AI agent system for Kiro IDE that enhances your development workflow with minimal cognitive overhead.
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- ## What is kiro-agents?
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- kiro-agents is a steering document system that extends Kiro IDE with:
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- - **Agent System** - Create and manage specialized AI agents with `/agent` and `/agents` commands
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- - **Mode System** - Switch between interaction styles with `/mode` command (vibe/spec modes)
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- - **Strict Mode** - Precision mode for experimental development with `/strict` command
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- - **Interactive Workflows** - Choice-based interactions that minimize cognitive load
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- - **Progressive Enhancement** - Start minimal, add agents as needed
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- ## Installation
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- ### Option 1: Global Installation (npm)
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+ AI agent system for Kiro IDE. Create specialized agents, switch interaction modes, and reduce cognitive load during development.
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  ```bash
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  npx kiro-agents
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- # or
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- bunx kiro-agents
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- ```
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- This installs steering documents to `~/.kiro/steering/` (global, available in all workspaces).
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- ### Option 2: Workspace Installation (Kiro Power)
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- 1. Open Kiro IDE
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- 2. Open Powers panel (Ghosty icon ⚡)
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- 3. Click "Add power from GitHub"
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- 4. Enter: `https://github.com/theadd/kiro-agents`
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- 5. Click Install
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- This installs to `.kiro/powers/kiro-agents/` (workspace-specific).
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- **Differences:**
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- - **npm**: Global installation, available in all workspaces
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- - **Power**: Workspace-specific, auto-updates, better Kiro integration
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- ## Core Features
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- ### Agent System
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- Create specialized AI agents for different tasks. Each agent has:
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- - Defined capabilities and responsibilities
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- - Custom interaction protocols
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- - Specific workflows and tools
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- - Integration with other agents
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- **Commands:**
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- - `/agents` - Interactive agent management (visual menu)
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- - `/agents {name}` - Activate specific agent directly
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- **Example workflow:**
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- ```
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- User: /agents
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- AI: [Shows available agents with numbered choices]
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- User: 2 (Create new agent)
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- AI: [Guides through agent creation wizard]
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- Agents are stored in `.kiro/agents/` and can be:
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- - Created interactively through wizard
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- - Modified and updated
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- - Activated on-demand
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- - Coordinated with other agents
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- ### Mode System
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- Switch between interaction styles based on your needs:
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- **Vibe Mode** - Flexible, conversational development
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- - Quick iterations and prototyping
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- - Direct code changes
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- - Exploratory development
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- - Minimal ceremony
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- **Spec Mode** - Structured feature development
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- - Formal requirements (EARS/INCOSE compliant)
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- - Design with correctness properties
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- - Task-based implementation
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- - Property-based testing focus
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- **Commands:**
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- - `/modes` - Interactive mode management (visual menu)
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- - `/modes vibe` - Switch to flexible development
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- - `/modes spec` - Switch to structured planning
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- ### Strict Mode
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- Precision mode for experimental or critical development:
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- - Blocks execution on ambiguous input
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- - Requires explicit clarification
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- - Prevents assumption propagation
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- - Ideal for architectural decisions
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- **Commands:**
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- - `/strict` - Interactive control (visual buttons)
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- - `/strict on` - Activate precision mode
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- - `/strict off` - Return to normal mode
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- ### Interactive Workflows
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- All interactions use choice-based patterns:
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+ ## Features
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- - Numbered options (typically 4-6, up to 16 when needed)
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- - Visual progress indicators (diff blocks)
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- - Single focus per interaction
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- - Minimal cognitive load
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+ - **Agents** - Specialized AI personas with defined capabilities (`/agents`)
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+ - **Modes** - Switch between vibe (flexible) and spec (structured) workflows (`/modes`)
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+ - **Strict Mode** - Precision mode that blocks on ambiguity (`/strict`)
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+ - **Zero Config** - Works immediately after installation ⇨ <kbd>/agents</kbd>
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- This design reduces decision fatigue and maintains context during long conversations.
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- ## How It Works
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- kiro-agents provides steering documents that Kiro loads to enhance AI capabilities:
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- **npm installation:**
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- - Installs to `~/.kiro/steering/` (global)
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- - Available in all workspaces
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- - Manual updates via re-running npx/bunx
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- **Power installation:**
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- - Installs to `.kiro/powers/kiro-agents/` (workspace)
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- - Auto-updates from GitHub
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- - Better integration with Kiro ecosystem
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- - Keyword-based activation
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- Both methods provide:
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- 1. New slash commands (`/agents`, `/modes`, `/strict`)
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- 2. Protocols for AI behavior
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- 3. Agent and mode systems
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- 4. Optimized interactions for reduced cognitive load
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- The system adds minimal overhead while enabling progressive enhancement.
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- ## File Structure After Installation
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- **npm installation** (`~/.kiro/steering/`):
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- ├── agent-system.md
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- └── agent-system/
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- ├── strict-mode.md
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- ├── kiro-spec-mode.md
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- ├── kiro-vibe-mode.md
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- ├── interactions/
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- └── tools/
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- ```
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+ ## Installation
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- **Power installation** (`.kiro/powers/kiro-agents/`):
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- ├── POWER.md # Power metadata
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- ├── mcp.json # MCP server config (empty for now)
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- └── steering/
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- ├── agent-system.md # Core system (always loaded)
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- ├── agents.md # Interactive menu (manual)
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- ├── modes-system.md # Core system (always loaded)
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- ├── modes.md # Interactive menu (manual)
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- ├── strict-mode.md # Core system (always loaded)
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- ├── strict.md # Interactive control (manual)
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- ├── interactions/ # Interaction patterns
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- └── modes/ # Mode definitions
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+ **Global (npm):**
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+ ```bash
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+ Installs to `~/.kiro/steering/kiro-agents/` - available in all workspaces.
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- npm files are read-only after installation. Power files managed by Kiro.
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+ <!--
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+ **Workspace (Kiro Power):**
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+ 1. Open Powers panel in Kiro IDE
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+ 2. Add from GitHub: `https://github.com/theadd/kiro-agents`
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- ## Usage Examples
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+ Installs to `.kiro/powers/kiro-agents/` - auto-updates, workspace-specific.
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- ### Creating a Custom Agent
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+ ## Quick Start
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+ **Create an agent:**
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- User: /agents
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- AI: [Shows agent management options]
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- User: 2 (Create new agent)
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- AI: What type of agent? [Shows options]
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- User: 1 (Code-focused agent)
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- AI: [Collects name, capabilities, workflows]
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- AI: Agent created! Activate now? [Yes/No]
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+ Follow wizard
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- ### Switching Modes
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- User: /modes spec
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- AI: [Loads spec mode protocols]
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- AI: What feature do you want to work on?
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- User: User authentication system
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- AI: [Guides through requirements → design → tasks]
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- ```
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- ### Using Strict Mode
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- User: Add caching to the API
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- AI: [Asks clarifying questions about cache strategy, TTL, invalidation, etc.]
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+ /modes spec # Structured feature development
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+ /modes vibe # Flexible, conversational coding
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- User: /agents kiro-master
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- [Use kiro-master capabilities while in spec mode]
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+ /strict on # Blocks on ambiguous input
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- ## Key Benefits
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+ ## How It Works
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- **Minimal Initial Overhead**
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- - Core system adds small context footprint
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- - Agents created progressively as needed
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- - Only load what you use
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+ kiro-agents installs steering documents (markdown files with AI instructions) that extend Kiro's capabilities:
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- **Reduced Cognitive Load**
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- - Choice-based interactions
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- - Visual progress tracking
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- - Single focus per message
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- - Clear context maintenance
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+ - **Agents** - Stored in `.kiro/agents/{name}.md`, activated via `/agents {name}`
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+ - **Modes** - Define interaction style (vibe = flexible, spec = structured)
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+ - **Strict Mode** - Requires explicit clarification before execution
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- **Flexible Workflows**
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- - Switch between modes as needs change
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- - Combine modes with agents
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- - Adapt to your working style
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- **Extensible System**
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- - Create custom agents for your needs
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- - Define specialized workflows
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- - Integrate with existing Kiro features
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+ ## Use Cases
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- ## Advanced Features
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+ **Specialized Development:**
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+ - Create agents for frontend, backend, testing, DevOps
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+ - Each agent has domain-specific knowledge and workflows
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+ - Switch agents based on current task
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+ **Workflow Flexibility:**
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+ - Vibe mode for prototyping and exploration
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+ - Spec mode for production features with formal requirements
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+ - Combine modes with agents for maximum control
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- Multiple agents can work together:
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- - Handoff procedures between agents
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- - Context sharing across agents
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- - Conflict resolution protocols
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- - Collaborative workflows
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+ - Enable strict mode for architectural decisions
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+ - Prevents AI from making assumptions
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+ - Forces explicit clarification on ambiguous requests
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- ### Mode + Agent Combinations
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+ ## Why kiro-agents?
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- Modes and agents work together:
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- - Agents inherit mode protocols
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- - Mode workflows use agent capabilities
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- - Context preserved across switches
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+ Traditional AI assistants overwhelm you with context and options. kiro-agents:
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+ - Starts minimal, grows with your needs
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+ - Uses numbered choices instead of open-ended questions
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+ - Maintains single focus per interaction
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+ - Reduces decision fatigue during long sessions
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- ## Contributing
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+ ## Links
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- This is an experimental system that relies on AI understanding and following instructions. Feedback and improvements welcome!
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+ - [npm Package](https://www.npmjs.com/package/kiro-agents)
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+ - [GitHub](https://github.com/Theadd/kiro-agents)
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+ - [Kiro IDE](https://kiro.dev)
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  ## License
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- ## Links
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- - [GitHub Repository](https://github.com/theadd/kiro-agents)
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- - [Kiro IDE](https://kiro.dev)
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  ## Agent Commands
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- - Integration requirements
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- **Also load `strict-mode.md` steering document** to enable `/strict {state}` command for this agent session. STRICT_MODE defaults to OFF but user can activate it anytime with `/strict on`.
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- 1. **Use `/agents` for discovery** - See what agents are available
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- 1. **Clear agent definition** - Comprehensive `.md` with all capabilities and protocols
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- 3. **Consistent interaction** - Follow established patterns (chit-chat mode, etc.)
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