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Zentrik + Kiro

Generate Kiro Requirements from reviewed initiative context, then share the document through your delivery workflow.

Use Kiro Requirements from an initiative to package goals, constraints, and discovery links into a structured artifact your team can review, version, and export.

Use Vercel’s v0, Lovable, or Bolt when you want to explore UI; use Kiro when the next step is a crisp, testable spec.

How to run it

  1. Open the initiative and go to Documents.
  2. Start Kiro Requirements.
  3. Review the output for gaps, risks, and open questions.
  4. Save the document on the initiative so it versions with PRDs and other collateral.
  5. Share it with engineering through Git, Jira, or whatever your SDLC uses.
Create document flow with AI template selection on an initiative.

Kiro Requirements appears alongside other AI document templates—pick it when you need an implementation-ready spec generated from initiative context (contrast with visual prototype handoffs like Lovable or Vercel's v0).

Prototypes vs requirements

Prototype handoffs help you see options quickly. Kiro-style requirements help you define what to build and how you will know it is done. Many teams use both at different phases: explore visually early, lock the spec before you harden scope.

Security & admin

There is no separate “Kiro API key” slot in Zentrik for this path—generation runs inside your workspace’s document flows. Treat generated requirements like any other initiative artifact for access control and retention.

Troubleshooting

These steps cover Zentrik (prompts, pop-ups, generation). If the problem is inside Lovable, Bolt, or another external tool, use their support first.

Output feels thin or incomplete

Add requirements, discovery links, and constraints on the initiative, then generate again.

Issues inside Kiro

Kiro runs outside Zentrik. Use Kiro’s support for their product. Contact us if the export step from Zentrik fails.

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Related guides

01AlloyPair initiative context with a real page capture: Zentrik prepares the Alloy prompt; Alloy’s extension supplies the UI baseline.02Magic PatternsExplore UI directions in Magic Patterns starting from initiative context—generate the handoff in Zentrik, then save links back for the team.03BoltShip a Bolt-ready prompt from initiative context, iterate in Bolt.new, optionally save the build URL back on the initiative.

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