Kiro CLI v2.14.0 Changelog
What changed in Kiro CLI v2.14.0, released 2026-07-22 — explained in plain English.
- The software now starts working automatically the moment you approve a plan.
- You no longer have to manually switch the app from "thinking" mode to "doing" mode.
- This update saves you a click and makes your workflow smoother.
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This update is all about saving you time and reducing annoying extra steps. If you use the app to map out tasks and then execute them, this release makes that transition instant. It is especially helpful for anyone who wants to set up a plan, approve it, and immediately let the software take over without babysitting the process.
What's new
- Instant plan execution: When you use "Plan mode" (a feature where the app maps out the steps to solve a problem before actually doing them), approving the plan now makes the app start working immediately. Previously, you had to review the plan, accept it, and then manually flip a switch to tell the app to start doing the work. Now, hitting "approve" does both at once.
Improvements
- The workflow is now much smoother. By removing the manual step of switching modes after you approve a plan, the app feels faster and lets you sit back and let it work without needing extra input.
Fixes
No breaking changes in this release.
Breaking changes
No breaking changes in this release.
This is our plain-language summary. Read the complete, official notes on the Kiro CLI official changelog ↗.
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