Every AI coding tool eventually runs into the same tension: move fast with loose natural-language prompts, or slow down and get precise about what's actually being built. Most tools pick a side. Kiro, the agentic IDE from AWS, refuses to. Instead, it gives developers two distinct working modes — Vibe and …

There was a time when building a webpage meant wrestling with boilerplate, configuring environments, and writing every line of markup by hand before you ever saw a result. That era is quietly giving way to something more intuitive: vibe coding, a style of development where you describe what you want …