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Explore spec-driven development using Kiro.dev, Amazon's AI assistant, in this conference talk that demonstrates how to adapt mobile React applications for television platforms. Learn how Eric Fahsl, Principal Product Manager at Amazon, leverages Kiro's unique "spec mode" to transform single prompts into structured requirements, design documents, and actionable tasks, bringing predictability to AI-assisted development workflows. Discover the three-phase spec-driven process that creates clear development plans through Requirements, Design, and Tasks phases. Master TV-specific development challenges including performance optimization for slower hardware, focus management systems, D-pad navigation implementation, and adapting touch-based interactions for 10-foot user interfaces. Understand how to make AI coding assistants more predictable and reliable through Kiro's "Steering Documents" that enforce project architecture and automated hooks for tasks like test execution. Watch real-world demonstrations of adapting a React 19 and Three.js mobile application for television screens, including techniques for handling the unique constraints of TV platforms compared to mobile devices. See how existing specifications can be modified mid-project to refine features while maintaining development context, illustrated through examples like changing zoom mechanics without losing project continuity.
