New Relic integrates with AWS Kiro to streamline AI-driven software development workflows

New Relic Accelerates AI-Driven Software Development with Kiro Integration

One-click MCP Server integration closes the production feedback loop to create a seamless path from integrated development environment to production New Relic today announced the integration of its Model Context Protocol (MCP) Server with Kiro, Amazon Web Services' (AWS) AI-native, agentic development environment. The one-click integration enriches agentic coding workflows with real-time observability insights, closing the feedback loop between planning, shipping, and validating to boost developer velocity, improve code quality, and reduce mean time to resolution (MTTR) of performance issues. Enterprises are racing to embed AI across their operations, and agentic coding tools have become a core part of how developers ship. But without operational context from production, those agents are flying blind. The New Relic integration for Kiro closes that gap. Engineers can query live metrics, events, logs, and traces in natural language, bringing New Relic AI directly into Kiro's spec-driven workflow -- no context-switching required. "As organizations navigate this agentic transformation, they face a critical and immediate need to safely unify AI coding agents and live business data," said New Relic Chief Product Officer Brian Emerson. "By integrating our MCP Server with Kiro, we are combining the rigorous, spec-driven development on AWS with New Relic's deep operational insights. The result is a seamless, one-click solution that empowers developer teams to confidently ship quality code with minimal operational friction and toil." The integration enables Developers, DevOps engineers, and SREs who use Kiro to: * Surface real-time production context inside Kiro's spec-driven development cycle: Developers can query New Relic's full-stack telemetry directly inside Kiro to validate code performance against technical specs. This unifies planning and execution, ensuring AI-generated code changes are operationally validated before shipping, while keeping developers focused within the integrated development environment (IDE). * Unify agentic development workflows with observability for AI: By feeding New Relic's observability insights directly to Kiro's agents, teams can shift from manual troubleshooting to AI-assisted investigation. As a result, developers can rapidly identify root causes and implement precise code fixes for performance bottlenecks, significantly slashing MTTR. * Enable instant observability with one-click implementation: Built as a Kiro power, the integration enables one-click deployment that eliminates the need for complex, manual configuration. This allows engineering teams to immediately access rich observability insights, accelerating their transition to spec-driven, AI-native development. Driving $1 Billion in Customer Value The launch of the Kiro integration follows the significant milestone of New Relic surpassing $1 billion in lifetime transactions through AWS Marketplace. This achievement reflects years of investment in helping joint customers migrate to the cloud and optimize their digital estates. It also underscores a deep level of customer trust and a shared commitment to redefining engineering through agentic, AI-driven solutions. As the market has evolved, the partnership has advanced from foundational infrastructure monitoring to Intelligent Observability, including recent technical expansions like the New Relic MCP Server integration for AWS DevOps Agent and automated remediation workflows using AWS AppConfig.

New Relic, Inc. And Amazon Web Services, Inc. Integrate Model Context Protocol Server With Kiro To Accelerate AI-Driven Software Development

New Relic, Inc. announced the integration of its Model Context Protocol (MCP) Server with Kiro, Amazon Web Services, Inc.'s AI-native, agentic development environment. The one-click integration enriches agentic coding workflows with real-time observability insights, closing the feedback loop between planning, shipping, and validating to boost developer velocity, improve code quality, and reduce mean time to resolution (MTTR) of performance issues. The New Relic, Inc. integration for Kiro closes that gap. Engineers can query live metrics, events, logs, and traces in natural language, bringing New Relic, Inc. AI directly into Kiro's spec-driven workflow ? no context-switching required. By integrating the MCP Server with Kiro, New Relic, Inc. is combining the rigorous, spec-driven development on Amazon Web Services, Inc. with New Relic, Inc.?s deep operational insights. The result is a seamless, one-click solution that empowers developer teams to confidently ship quality code with minimal operational friction and toil. The integration enables Developers, DevOps engineers, and SREs who use Kiro to surface real-time production context inside Kiro's spec-driven development cycle. Developers can query New Relic, Inc.'s full-stack telemetry directly inside Kiro to validate code performance against technical specs. This unifies planning and execution, ensuring AI-generated code changes are operationally validated before shipping, while keeping developers focused within the integrated development environment. By feeding New Relic, Inc.?s observability insights directly to Kiro?s agents, teams can shift from manual troubleshooting to AI-assisted investigation. As a result, developers can rapidly identify root causes and implement precise code fixes for performance bottlenecks, significantly slashing MTTR. Built as a Kiro power, the integration enables one-click deployment that eliminates the need for complex, manual configuration. This allows engineering teams to immediately access rich observability insights, accelerating their transition to spec-driven, AI-native development.