AI-DLC, the AI-Driven Development Life Cycle from AWS Labs, turns AI coding assistants into structured and verifiable delivery workflows. One harness-neutral core runs natively in Claude Code, Kiro CLI, Kiro IDE, Codex CLI, Cursor, opencode and GitHub Copilot, installed through a native aidlc command.
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Give every coding assistant the same delivery process
Keep one core across several coding tools
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