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Kiro: A new agentic IDE to take you from prototype to production | Product Hunt

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By Nikhil Swaminathan
| Product Hunt
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A new agentic IDE that works alongside you from prototype to production

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By Nikhil Swaminathan, Product Lead, Deepak Singh, Vp DevEx
| Techstreet Now
27 minutes ago expresscomputer.in By Nikhil Swaminathan, Product Lead and Deepak Singh, VP DevEx & Agents I’m sure you’ve been there: prompt, prompt, prompt, and you have a working application. It’s fun and feels like magic. But getting it to production requires more. What assumptions did the model make when building it? You guided the agent throughout, but those decisions aren’t documented. Requirements are fuzzy and you can’t tell if the application meets them.
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Celebrating 25 years of Grist

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By Nikhil Swaminathan
| Grist Verified
CEO Grist is 25 years old! In the constantly shifting media ecosystem of the past two-and-a-half decades, hitting that milestone is nothing to sniff at. What is a truly amazing achievement is that today, Grist is at its most ambitious, most influential, and most authoritative moment. I remember being a young science journalist in New York, admiringly gawping along with some friends and colleagues at the fun the Grist team on the other side of the country seemed to be having.
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