亚马逊力推Kiro限制Claude Code，员工对此有话说！

Core Insights - Amazon is prioritizing its in-house developed AI programming tool Kiro, restricting employees from using third-party products like Claude Code without formal approval [1][3] - This internal policy has sparked criticism among employees, particularly those involved in selling third-party AI services, who question how they can promote products they are not allowed to use themselves [3] Group 1 - Amazon is a major shareholder in Anthropic and has assisted the startup in bringing its AI models and products to the consumer market [3] - The internal directive to favor Kiro over Claude Code has been in place since last fall, leading to significant internal debate and dissatisfaction among employees [3] - Some engineers argue that Claude Code outperforms Kiro, warning that enforcing the use of a less capable tool could hinder development progress [4] Group 2 - Employees have expressed concerns that a tool unable to keep pace with competitors cannot drive true innovation, indicating frustration with the forced use of Kiro [4]