AWS omics documentation change
Summary
Updated documentation to replace 'Amazon Q CLI' with 'Kiro CLI' and added a new section 'Using Kiro IDE with HealthOmics' with links to Kiro Power and Kiro IDE extension.
Security assessment
This change continues the rebranding from Amazon Q to Kiro, adding documentation for a new IDE integration. While the change mentions configuring IAM permissions, this is standard setup guidance rather than addressing a security issue. No security vulnerabilities or incidents are referenced in the diff.
Diff
diff --git a/omics/latest/dev/setting-up-new.md b/omics/latest/dev/setting-up-new.md index 492b40564..ed49bac98 100644 --- a//omics/latest/dev/setting-up-new.md +++ b//omics/latest/dev/setting-up-new.md @@ -5 +5 @@ -Sign up for an AWS accountCreate a user with administrative accessCreate IAM permissions for HealthOmicsConnect with external code repositoriesUsing Amazon Q CLI with HealthOmics +Sign up for an AWS accountCreate a user with administrative accessCreate IAM permissions for HealthOmicsConnect with external code repositoriesUsing Kiro CLI with HealthOmicsUsing Kiro IDE with HealthOmics @@ -21 +21,3 @@ To set up AWS HealthOmics, sign up for an AWS account, create an administrative - * Using Amazon Q CLI with HealthOmics + * Using Kiro CLI with HealthOmics + + * Using Kiro IDE with HealthOmics @@ -122 +124,14 @@ To create a connection with your preferred repository provider, follow the [Crea -## Using Amazon Q CLI with HealthOmics +## Using Kiro CLI with HealthOmics + +Kiro CLI provides natural language interactions with AWS HealthOmics, allowing you to perform complex genomic workflows and analysis tasks using conversational commands. To use Kiro CLI, be sure to configure IAM permissions for HealthOmics and other services (such as CloudWatch, Amazon ECR, or Amazon S3) for Kiro to access their resources. + +The [HealthOmics Agentic generative AI tutorial](https://github.com/aws-samples/aws-healthomics-tutorials/tree/main/generative-ai) provides a step-by-step guidance for configuring context files and enabling Kiro CLI to create, run, and optimize your AWS HealthOmics workflows. + +## Using Kiro IDE with HealthOmics + +In addition to Kiro CLI, you can use the Kiro IDE with HealthOmics: + + * [Kiro Power for HealthOmics](https://kiro.dev/powers/) – A curated and pre-packaged MCP server with steering files and agent hooks that gives the Kiro agent expertise in HealthOmics workflow creation and optimization. + + * [Kiro IDE extension for HealthOmics](https://open-vsx.org/) – Provides syntax highlighting, code completion, and troubleshooting guidance for HealthOmics workflows, along with engine compatibility checking, performance optimization recommendations, automated run analysis with failure diagnostics, and workflow import/export capabilities. + @@ -124 +138,0 @@ To create a connection with your preferred repository provider, follow the [Crea -Amazon Q CLI provides natural language interactions with AWS HealthOmics, allowing you to perform complex genomic workflows and analysis tasks using conversational commands. To use Amazon Q CLI, be sure to configure IAM permissions for HealthOmics and other services (such as CloudWatch, Amazon ECR, or Amazon S3) for Amazon Q to access their resources. @@ -126 +139,0 @@ Amazon Q CLI provides natural language interactions with AWS HealthOmics, allowi -The [HealthOmics Agentic generative AI tutorial](https://github.com/aws-samples/aws-healthomics-tutorials/tree/main/generative-ai) provides a step-by-step guidance for configuring context files and enabling Amazon Q CLI to create, run, and optimize your AWS HealthOmics workflows.