Kiro CLI v2.3.0 Changelog
What changed in Kiro CLI v2.3.0, released 2026-05-12 — explained in plain English.
TLDR
- All your settings are now in one place instead of scattered around.
- You can change how the app looks, see keyboard shortcuts, and tweak how you type from a single menu.
- The old way of changing your theme still works if you're used to it.
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This update is all about making the command-line tool easier to manage. It matters most to regular users who want a quick way to customize their setup—like changing colors or finding keyboard shortcuts—without having to hunt through different menus.
What's new
- A single settings menu: You can now use the
/settingscommand to access everything in one spot. - Quick settings shortcuts: You can jump straight to specific menus by typing things like
/settings themeto change your colors, or/settings keybindingsto see all your keyboard shortcuts. - Multi-line typing: By using
/settings terminal, you can turn on a feature that lets you pressShift+EnterorOption+Enterto type across multiple lines before sending your command. This is super helpful when you need to write out a longer, more complicated piece of code or text.
Improvements
- The older
/themecommand still works as a quick shortcut to change your colors, so you don't have to change your habits if you already know and love that command.
Fixes
No fixes were mentioned in this update.
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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