I have been using the most recent Claude, ChatGPT and Gemini models for coding for a bit more than a year, on a daily basis.
They are pretty good at writing code *after* I thoroughly described what to do, step by step. If you miss a small detail they get loose and the end result is a complete mess that takes hours to clean up. This still requires years of coding experience, planning ahead in head, you won't be able to spare that, or replace developers with LLMs. They are like autocomplete on steroids, that's pretty much it.
> Through Kiro, we reinvented how developers work with AI agents.
Even according to it’s documentation it is still built for developers, so my point still stands. You need dev experience to use this tool, same as other LLM-based coding tools.
They are pretty good at writing code *after* I thoroughly described what to do, step by step. If you miss a small detail they get loose and the end result is a complete mess that takes hours to clean up. This still requires years of coding experience, planning ahead in head, you won't be able to spare that, or replace developers with LLMs. They are like autocomplete on steroids, that's pretty much it.