"Most of us do not start from a greenfield idea. We start from an existing codebase, a messy bug, or a design we already agreed on,"
"The new workflows feel like Kiro acknowledging that reality and giving people an easier entry point into the spec approach,"
"With Kiro's first new workflow, Design-first, developers can begin from a technical approach they already have in mind, such as an architecture decision or implementation sketch, and have Kiro derive requirements, a design specification, and a task plan from that starting point,"
"The Bugfix workflow, on the other hand, is aimed squarely at brownfield development, where engineers are working on refining and maintaining an existing codebase."
Most development begins from existing codebases, messy bugs, or previously agreed designs rather than greenfield ideas. Kiro introduces new workflows that acknowledge that reality and provide easier entry points into a spec-driven approach. The Design-first workflow accepts a technical starting point such as an architecture decision or implementation sketch and derives requirements, a design specification, and a task plan from that input. The Bugfix workflow targets brownfield development, focusing on refining and maintaining existing codebases. Together, these workflows streamline converting practical starting artifacts into organized specifications and actionable tasks to improve development clarity and productivity.
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