Explanation of Kiro's specification-driven development model
Kiro reorganizes the traditional software development process through AI technology, and its core innovation is the "specification-driven development" model. This development method first transforms the natural language descriptions or preliminary ideas provided by developers into structured technical documents, including requirements.md, system design.md and tasks.md.
This model has revolutionary advantages over traditional programming: first, AI generates visual blueprints before coding to ensure the correct direction of development; second, the automatic generation of project documents avoids the problem of disconnecting development and documentation; and lastly, the decomposition of tasks makes the realization of complex functions manageable. For example, when a developer puts forward the need to "build an e-commerce review system", Kiro not only generates code for filtering algorithms and sentiment analysis, but also automatically creates complete API documentation and test cases.
This development paradigm shift has evolved Kiro from an ordinary code generation tool to an AI development partner with a systematic mindset, effectively solving the problems of requirements understanding bias and design flaws in traditional development.
This answer comes from the articleKiro: an AI programming tool that quickly turns requirements into codeThe
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