Bring Databricks into Kiro IDE with the AI Dev Kit Power
Summary
The Databricks AI Dev Kit Power now offers a one-click setup to integrate Kiro IDE with the full Databricks platform, providing AI-assisted development grounded in your workspace's Unity Catalog metadata. This new path, alongside a lighter PAT-based option, ensures your AI assistant writes SQL with actual columns and respects all row, column, and tag-based grants.
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