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AIF-C01 practice question: AWS generative AI services (4 of 5)
Fundamentals of Generative AI A free question from our original AIF-C01 practice exam. Try it, then open the answer to see why each option is right or wrong.
A development team wants an AI coding tool that turns a feature request into structured specifications, including design documents and a list of implementation tasks they can review, before it writes the code. Which AWS offering is built around this spec-driven approach?
Choose one answer.
- AA. Amazon Lex
- BB. AWS Config
- CC. Amazon Rekognition
- DD. Kiro
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Answer: D
- A. Wrong: Lex builds conversational bots for voice and text. It does not write specifications or code.
- B. Wrong: AWS Config records and evaluates resource configurations. It does not generate code.
- C. Wrong: Rekognition analyses images and video. It has nothing to do with software development.
- D. Right: Correct. Kiro is an agentic coding service that turns prompts into detailed specs and then implements them.
Explanation
Kiro is an agentic coding service built on Amazon Bedrock. Its spec-driven development turns a request into structured specifications that developers can review before implementation. Agent hooks run actions automatically on events such as saving a file, and steering files give Kiro lasting knowledge of a project's conventions.
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