Kiro-KitIntroduction
Set up a Kiro workspace with one command. Presets of agents, skills, commands, hooks, and spec templates that write themselves into .kiro/.
Setting up a Kiro workspace means writing a lot of files by hand: agents, skills, slash commands, hooks, MCP config, spec templates. Kiro-Kit writes them for you.
npx kiro-kit initPick the preset that matches your stack and it all lands in .kiro/. Presets
are independent: installing one never pulls in another, and removing one
doesn't break the rest.
Quick Start
Install, pick a preset, and see what lands in your workspace.
How It Works
The preset model, install lifecycle, merge semantics, and backups.
Preset Reference
Every preset's commands, agents, and skills — generated from the repo.
Creating Presets
Author your own preset: manifest schema and conventions.
Why presets
A preset is a set of Kiro configuration files for one kind of work: frontend, backend, mobile, devops, data and AI, and others. Instead of assembling agents and commands yourself, you install a set that already knows the conventions of that stack.
The reference section is generated directly from the preset manifests in the repository, so the catalog you read here is the catalog that ships.