kiro-discovery

New work discovery guides you through structured dialogue to determine the optimal action path, evaluating whether to update an existing specification, create a new one, or perform mixed decomposition based on your intent and constraints.

Work decomposition identifies the optimal action path for new initiatives by clarifying intent through structured questions, outputting actionable next steps with clearly defined boundaries and dependencies to guide subsequent specification work.

Structured dialogue surfaces intent, questions, and constraints during discovery, reducing back-and-forth and rework by refining ideas into an actionable next step with clear boundary definitions for specification work.

Yes, workflow discovery takes your initial idea or request and refines it through structured dialogue and clarifying questions, outputting an actionable next step with defined boundaries to feed into subsequent specification work.

You need specification discovery as an entry point for new work to identify the optimal action path and work decomposition, ensuring ideas are refined and boundaries are defined before subsequent specification work begins.

Discovery dialogue focuses on determining the action path and boundary definitions for new work; it does not generate the full specification itself, but rather outputs the actionable next step and dependencies to guide subsequent specification work.