Kyle Seaman

Kiro Crew is the persistent, open source development workspace that remembers your context, learns how you work, and coordinates across your unique tools and workflows, so you come back to progress instead of another workflow to restart.

The agentic shift is reshaping how teams build software—and AWS Autonomous Coding Agents are designed to help developers move faster, not work harder. These agents assist with structured tasks like scaffolding, test generation, and documentation, freeing up engineers to focus on design and intent.

Southwest Airlines® operates one of the world’s most awarded airlines, offering one-of-a-kind value and hospitality at 117 airports in 11 countries, with up to 4,000+ flights daily. This massive operation is powered by technology, from selling tickets to aircraft maintenance to paying employees.

Do you love the simplicity and power of the GitLab DevOps platform but want to use it with some of the most exciting new features in Amazon Q Developer? You can now have both with the new Amazon Q Developer integration with GitLab.

Software development is undergoing a huge shift driven by generative AI, which is transforming how developers work, what they build, and who can become a developer.

Amazon CodeCatalyst brings together everything you need to build, deploy, and collaborate on software into one integrated software development service. In this session, discover the ways that CodeCatalyst helps developers and teams build and ship code faster while spending more time doing the work they love.

Continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD) is a software development practice where developers regularly merge their code changes into a central repository, and code changes are automatically built, tested, and prepared for a release to production. In this chalk talk, explore the evolution of CI/CD services from the first release of AWS CodeBuild in 2016 through the announcement of...