Dev's hands-on with Kiro Crew: spec-driven agent workflows yielding hundreds of automated tests
DigitalColmer · x · 2026-11-02
The author's 3rd Agentic AI Newsletter shares agent dev lessons: keep humans in the loop, loose coupling, thin front-ends, and spec-driven development to make changes cheap.
It covers Kiro Crew, a persistent open-source dev workspace that remembers context and coordinates your tools, with a demo of the Trend Scout pipeline in the author's PostSmith project (collecting → deduplicating → scoring → serializing → persisting). The author claims specs can be written and implemented with minimal interaction, producing hundreds of automated tests.
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