AWS Tackles AI’s ‘Too Much Information’ Problem

December 7, 2025

, By The New Stack

AWS Tackles AI’s ‘Too Much Information’ Problem

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AWS’ Kiro is enabling users to give agents specialized knowledge without drowning them in context.

The company’s new powers system, launched this week at the AWS re:Invent conference, dynamically loads framework expertise and tools only when developers need them. Instead of cramming every possible tool definition into an AI agent‘s context window upfront, powers activate based on what you’re actually working on, the company said.

“We were observing developers over the past year since MCP [Model Context Protocol] was announced, and…

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AWS Tackles AI’s ‘Too Much Information’ Problem

December 7, 2025

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AWS Tackles AI’s ‘Too Much Information’ Problem

AWS’ Kiro is enabling users to give agents specialized knowledge without drowning them in context.

The company’s new powers system, launched this week at the AWS re:Invent conference, dynamically loads framework expertise and tools only when developers need them. Instead of cramming every possible tool definition into an AI agent‘s context window upfront, powers activate based on what you’re actually working on, the company said.

“We were observing developers over the past year since MCP [Model Context Protocol] was announced, and…

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