Welcome to promptz.lib - the community-driven library for AI-assisted development resources for Kiro! This repository contains a curated collection of prompts, steering documents, agent hooks, custom agents, and Kiro powers shared by developers worldwide.
Promptz.lib is a community repository that accepts raw Kiro files from your .kiro folders. These are the same files you use locally with Kiro, Kiro CLI, and Amazon Q Developer. By sharing your configurations, you help other developers accelerate their AI-assisted development workflows.
promptz.lib/
├── agents/ # Custom AI agents with configurations
├── hooks/ # IDE automation hooks (.hook JSON files)
├── powers/ # Kiro power bundles
├── prompts/ # Reusable AI instructions
├── steering/ # Development standards and guidelines
├── CONTRIBUTING.md # Detailed contribution guidelines
└── README.md # This file
Development standards and coding guidelines that ensure AI assistants follow established patterns.
Examples:
- Framework-specific standards (Next.js, React, TypeScript)
- Security best practices
- Testing guidelines
- Code review standards
Reusable AI instructions for specific development tasks.
Examples:
- Code generation prompts
- Documentation generators
- Test creation instructions
- Refactoring guidance
JSON configuration files (.hook) that automate development workflows by executing predefined actions on IDE events.
Examples:
- Auto-format on file save
- Run tests before commit
- Update documentation on code changes
- Security scanning triggers
Specialized AI assistants configured for specific workflows and development processes.
Examples:
- Code review agents
- Documentation writers
- Test generators
- Architecture advisors
Complete power bundles with POWER.md, optional mcp.json, and steering files that package tools, workflows, and best practices.
Examples:
- API testing suites
- Database migration helpers
- Cloud infrastructure managers
- Monitoring and observability tools
Contributing to Promptz.lib is simple - just share your raw Kiro files!
- Fork this repository
- Find your Kiro files:
- Global:
~/.kiro/(user-wide configurations) - Project-specific:
<project>/.kiro/(project configurations)
- Global:
- Copy your files to the appropriate directories
- Remove sensitive data (API keys, passwords, personal paths)
- Create a pull request
Share configurations that would help other developers:
- Steering documents with broad applicability
- Prompts that solve common development challenges
- Hooks that automate frequent tasks
- Agents that provide specialized assistance
- Powers that package complete workflows
- ✅ Remove any sensitive information (API keys, passwords, personal data)
- ✅ Ensure file paths work for others (use relative paths or placeholders)
- ✅ Test your configurations in clean environments
- ✅ Add clear descriptions and usage instructions
For detailed guidelines, see CONTRIBUTING.md.
- Browse the repository to find relevant resources
- Copy files to your
.kirofolders:- Global configurations:
~/.kiro/ - Project-specific:
<project>/.kiro/
- Global configurations:
- Restart Kiro to load new configurations
- Customize as needed for your specific use case
- Download relevant files from the repository
- Place in appropriate directories based on your needs
- Update configurations to match your environment
- Test functionality before relying on automation
All content in this repository is automatically processed and displayed on promptz.dev, where you can:
- Search and discover resources across all content types
- View detailed information including author attribution and git history
- Access direct links to source files and documentation
Contributors are automatically recognized through Author attribution on all contributed content.
This repository contains resources from developers worldwide, helping accelerate AI-assisted development for the entire community.
- Questions? Open a GitHub issue with the "question" label
- Problems? Report bugs with the "bug" label
- Ideas? Share feature requests with the "enhancement" label
- Discussions Use GitHub discussions for community conversations
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.
- Contributors - Thank you to all developers sharing their Kiro configurations
- Kiro Team - For creating the amazing AI-assisted development platform
- Community - For making AI development more accessible and collaborative
Ready to contribute? Check out our CONTRIBUTING.md guide and start sharing your AI development resources with the community!
Explore the collection: Visit promptz.dev to browse and search all available resources.