Aug 5, 2026 · 1 hr 21 min · 11 segments
Kiro Crew imports your whole agent workflow on first launch, DynamoDB gets native vector search, and GLM's low reasoning setting turns out not to be low at all.
Where do we want to start? There's a fair amount of AWS news here, but I think where we have to start is Kuro Crew.
Okay.
Have you heard about this?
Kuro Crew.
Yeah.
I saw the link and I saw the announcement.
Yeah.
So I think it's kind of, I don't think it's a stretch anymore to say that Kuro is now like a suite of products, right? You've got Kuro CLI, you've got the Kuro IDE, and now you have Kuro Crew.
I immediately downloaded it and fired it up.
And my first impression I don't know if you've tried it yet, but my first impression is this is the technical person's version of the Amazon Quick desktop.
Remember, they released that.
It's
the same sort of thing.
It's just a little desktop app.
I fired it up when it was free.
I'm unwilling to pay for it at this point.
I think it's another $20 a month or something.
But my memory of it was like, you tie it to your email, you tie it to your Slack, you tie it to your calendar, and it kind of pulls all that stuff in.
It felt non-technical, right? This is kind of the same thing.
It has this idea of, well, they call it a crew, right? Because it has crews of agents that can work away on stuff for you autonomously.
Oh, and the other thing is, and Darko showed us this last week or tried to, but I didn't have my setup properly.
done properly.
There's a Cura web version too, where like if you're kind of on the go or whatever, you can use your Cura web instance to see your, what they call a session that I think I haven't tried.
Where do we want to start? There's a fair amount of AWS news here, but I think where we have to start is Kuro Crew.
Okay.
Have you heard about this?
Kuro Crew.
Yeah.
I saw the link and I saw the announcement.
Yeah.
So I think it's kind of, I don't think it's a stretch anymore to say that Kuro is now like a suite of products, right? You've got Kuro CLI, you've got the Kuro IDE, and now you have Kuro Crew.
I immediately downloaded it and fired it up.
And my first impression I don't know if you've tried it yet, but my first impression is this is the technical person's version of the Amazon Quick desktop.
Remember, they released that.
It's
the same sort of thing.
It's just a little desktop app.
I fired it up when it was free.
I'm unwilling to pay for it at this point.
I think it's another $20 a month or something.
But my memory of it was like, you tie it to your email, you tie it to your Slack, you tie it to your calendar, and it kind of pulls all that stuff in.
It felt non-technical, right? This is kind of the same thing.
It has this idea of, well, they call it a crew, right? Because it has crews of agents that can work away on stuff for you autonomously.
Oh, and the other thing is, and Darko showed us this last week or tried to, but I didn't have my setup properly.
done properly.
There's a Cura web version too, where like if you're kind of on the go or whatever, you can use your Cura web instance to see your, what they call a session that I think I haven't tried.
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