AWS announced new pricing for Kiro, its AI-driven development environment, which has drawn negative feedback from developers due to significant increases from initial rates. Kiro, launched as a fork of Code OSS, offers a structured workflow including spec and vibe requests. Although the service was attractive due to its initial pricing model, the update revealed that multiple vibe requests may be necessary for a single interaction, causing users to deplete their monthly limits quicker than anticipated. The revised plan details a free tier as well as subscription options with limited interactions.
The final pricing for AWS's Kiro development environment has significantly increased, causing considerable backlash from developers who initially found the rates attractive.
AWS's initial pricing model for Kiro was appealing, featuring free and affordable Pro plans. However, the updated pricing structure has surprised users with higher costs.
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