Around. Mostly talk AWS and agentic software development. Sometimes synths, cameras, and soccer.

Between a molecule and a byte
Joined January 2007
New AI launches are happening everywhere we look. With such aggressive innovation, it is paramount to stay grounded in what customers want to accomplish. That's why we created Amazon Q Developer.
It’s Not Going To Rain This Weekend !!!!
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30 days ago, I started building AgenticSQL with @kirodotdev. Today: 162 customers. 18 paying. Zero marketing budget. I'm not an engineer. I'm a 15-year Product Marketing vet who spent years positioning products I couldn't build myself. Kiro changed that. @awscloud gave me the infrastructure. Kiro gave me the velocity to actually use it. What I built in 30 days: A complete admin system. Customer dashboards. Real-time monitoring. Email marketing. Blog CMS. Support tickets. Security analytics. GitHub auto-deploy. File storage. Billing. API management and more! For customers: database deployment in 90 seconds. Database studio. Real-time updates. Full analytics. 3 different CLI workflows for different developer needs. All of it production-grade. All of it serving real customers. All of it built by one person. Without Kiro, this would've taken 6 months with a full team. With Kiro, I shipped enterprise infrastructure in a month. This isn't vibe coding. This is full product execution. Frontend, backend, security, AWS integrations, custom API agents. I built my own agentic system inside Kiro to automate database deployments. @SwamiSivasubram and the team at AWS are building something genuinely transformative. Kiro isn't just another AI coding tool. It's the platform that lets non-engineers build production systems. Now I'm giving away 1 million free PostgreSQL databases to developers tired of configuration hell. @dragosilinca gave me early access to Kiro when it was still private. That decision changed everything. The tools exist. The infrastructure exists. The paradigm has shifted. You just have to ship. agenticsql.ai Stop configuring. Build empires.
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We are livestreaming today at 9:30 am PST on Twitch! Join us as we discuss Kiro's hottest debate - vibes or specs? We'll discuss our preferences of when to use what, show live coding examples, and cover best practices. spr.ly/60197MIcd
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Remote MCP servers are live in Kiro. Now you can connect to tools and services beyond your local machine. Think Notion, Figma, Postman, APIs, cloud data— and soon, Miro, Netlify, Supabase 👀 ✔️ One click install ✔️ Secure env vars ✔️ Zero setup pain Remote servers extend what your agents can do while keeping your credentials safe and local. Learn how it works and explore sample servers here 👉 spr.ly/60197Hyf9 #BuildwithKiro #MCP #Kirodotdev #BuildwithKiro #AIcoding
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(1/8) 👻Kiro v0.5.0 is live A precise, feature packed release focused on control and performance. Remote MCP, global steering, one click installs, and smarter agent workflows. Let’s take a look. spr.ly/60177HJEX
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On Halloween day, I am looking forward to taking my kids trick or treating! Now, on that note, we are excited to say - Happy Kiroween 👻 ! We just kicked off a new global hackathon that challenges developers to build a working app using @kirodotdev, inspired by some Halloween favorites: 🟣 Resurrection: Reimagine obsolete tech with today’s innovations or solving tomorrow's problems. 🟣 Frankenstein: Bring together seemingly incompatible elements to build something unexpectedly powerful in a new app 🟣 Skeleton Crew: Build a skeleton code template lean enough to be clear but flexible enough to support various use cases. Show us its versatility with two distinct applications from your foundation. 🟣 Costume Contest: Build any app but show us a haunting user interface that’s polished and unforgettable. Bring in spooky design elements that enhance your app’s function. Join the hackathon - can't wait to see what you'll build! kiroween.devpost.com/?sc_cha…
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A few thoughts on AI aided coding, testing, and software development: blog.joemag.dev/2025/10/the-…
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You get to work with actual production-scale data and talk directly with customers to understand their problems, including our internal builders. If you're interested please DM me or reach out to Ryan Dennet (linkedin.com/in/ryandennett/)
Looking around Twitter, I see a number of amazing scientists impacted by the layoffs at Meta. The Agentic AI org at AWS is working on a number of interesting problems and is hiring pre and post training experts to come build with us.
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No more waitlist— @kirodotdev is available now for every developer 👻 kiro.dev/blog/waitlist-is-ov… Since its launch this summer, more than 100,000 developers have come to kiro.dev to turn their prototypes into production faster. Today, we’re eliminating the waitlist and inviting every builder to experience future of spec-driven development. The early Kiro dev community tells us they really enjoy how specs in the IDE guide AI agents to better implementation and hooks catch issues before they ship. A simple UX with the power of an experienced engineer at your side all day or night. Version 0.4.0 of the IDE includes: 🟣 Spec MVP tasks: During spec creation, you can now mark tasks (including unit tests) as optional to prioritize core features while keeping comprehensive task lists handy. 🟣 Per prompt credit consumption insights: You can now see how many credits each prompt consumed, right in the chat panel. 🟣 Dev server integration: Kiro can now intelligently read the dev server output to catch more compile and runtime issues. 🟣 Reference specs as context: bring existing specs as added context to your prompts Devs get 500 free bonus credits to use within 30 days. Start building with Kiro
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🎙️ New ep with @mndoci from the @kirodotdev team! 🏭 Kiro is @awscloud's attempt at building an AI coding environment to take you from prototype to production 📝 It does that by bringing structure to your agentic workflow with spec-driven development 👷‍♂️ Their aim: the flow of AI coding, leveled up with mature engineering practices 👇
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Last week at #SFTechWeek🥂 Big thanks to everyone who joined the discussion on spec-driven development and how to bring structure to AI coding. Shoutout to our amazing panelists for sharing their insights! New to spec-driven development? Start here > spr.ly/6012AIYRu 👻 @Techweek_
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Big step towards coding agents and verifiers for distributed systems. Deterministic simulations enable rapid iteration and provide concrete counterexamples that make a big difference for LLMs. Already seeing great results with agent-written simulation tests.
github.com/hydro-project/hyd… @ShadajL merged this neat feature into Hydro. This introduces a deterministic simulator that can simulate various asynchronous scenarios to identify bugs in code.
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What if your docs could stay in sync every time your code changes? Explore how Kiro's agent hooks automatically refresh README files, sync API docs, and generate examples, so you can always trust your doc is up-to-date. Learn more about how your documentation can evolve alongside your code here 👉spr.ly/6015AsF4U
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It's a dark, rainy Seattle morning! For the past 12 hours, I've been locked in with @kirodotdev, and I'm coming up for air just to say this: the paradigm has shifted. As a 15-year PMM vet who's been shipping AI products since 2022, I've seen the entire evolution from text editors to copilots. What the team at Kiro is building isn't the next step. It's the next reality. After a brief test drive and some exciting interactions with the @kirodotdev product team, I was graciously granted access. Their belief in the product is palpable, and it's easy to see why. My goal was simple: validate if an Agentic IDE could truly accelerate the creation of an "Agentic" product. The hypothesis was simple: could I build a production-grade, @awscloud-native backend for my new venture in 12-hour. The result: It's done. Not a prototype. Not a scaffold. A fully-functional backend leveraging Lambda, DynamoDB, and RDS, wired up and ready for production traffic. What normally takes a small team weeks was accomplished in a single, focused session. Kiro isn't a "tool." It's an environment that possesses a native understanding of intent-to-infrastructure workflows. The context it maintains from UI components to infra provisioning code eliminates the cognitive overhead that kills momentum. While other platforms sell the illusion of speed with high-burn credit systems, Kiro delivers tangible velocity. It feels like the essential UX layer that finally unlocks the full power of the "Agentic AI" vision championed by @SwamiSivasubram's teams. Seeing Matt Garman's strategy for this group come to life is genuinely inspiring. It's clear that @awscloud is betting on true Agentic Development, not just code completion. I'm now starting a 7-day challenge: take this backend and build the full public-facing Agentic product, entirely within Kiro. I'll be sharing the results. Huge thank you to the Kiro team, and to @ajassy for fostering a culture where this level of innovation can happen. The future of development is being built here, in the heart of the Amazon city. The foundation is set. Now, to build the empire.
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It's not every day I can share news that will completely transform your workday 🚀 Over the last couple of years, we’ve seen how AI can transform our personal lives, but this hasn’t been replicated at work—yet. That's all changing today with Amazon Quick Suite, a new agentic AI experience invented at @Amazon and tested by tens of thousands of our employees.  Amazon Quick Suite is your AI teammate that helps you cut through the noise of repetitive tasks and fragmented information. It can pull data from your documents (in SharePoint, Google Drive, OneDrive, etc.), emails (like Outlook), messages (like Slack), enterprise apps (like Salesforce and ServiceNow), data warehouses (like Redshift, Snowflake, Databricks, and many more) and the web so you can get work done faster. With support for MCP and partners like Workato and Zapier, you can connect data from 1000s of apps with Quick. There’s a lot more to Quick than I can cover in this post alone—my latest blog has all the details. Give Quick a spin today and see why teams at Amazon are loving this! ➡️ aboutamazon.com/news/aws/ama…
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Make Noise is proud to announce PoliMATHS and QXG! Both modules are AVAILABLE NOW! Head to our website and YouTube channels for more info!! 🥳 piped.video/N9DLiMQaOiw?si=zjGX… makenoisemusic.com/modules/p… makenoisemusic.com/modules/q…
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