AWS has launched Kiro, a spec-driven, agentic AI IDE based on Visual Studio Code. It joins a growing lineup of VS Code forks ...

Amazon Web Services offers up a remote development setup for Visual Studio Code developers that involves an SSH connection to leverage the AWS Cloud9 IDE and other functionality. Although not ...

To build Reviewer, the AWS team actually trained its algorithm with the help of code from more than 10,000 open source projects on GitHub, as well as reviews from Amazon’s own internal codebase.

In addition, Github Copilot is also launching an integrating directly within Azure, Microsoft’s cloud service and rival to Amazon Web Services (AWS), allowing developers to use it when managing ...

AWS has rolled out Kiro, an AI‑powered integrated development environment currently in preview, with features aimed at surpassing “vibe coding” tools like Cursor. The platform shifts the coding ...

Amazon Web Services Inc. today announced a preview for its agentic artificial intelligence software development assistant Q Developer for Microsoft Corp.’s open-source code repository GitHub ...

It supports GitHub and CodeCommit, for the time being. CodeGuru uses its knowledge of reviews from Amazon and about 10,000 open-source projects to find issues, then comments on the pull request as ...

Pricing for the AWS code review service is based on the size of repositories by lines of code. The first 100,000 lines of code costs $10 a month. Every additional 100,000 lines of code costs $30 a ...

AWS has now announced two new features for CodeGuru Reviewer, AWS's scanner that uses machine learning to check code during reviews for bugs and to suggest improvements for security issues.