FSU Students Get Free Kiro Access for a Year
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Florida State University students now have free access to Kiro, a powerful AI-powered code generation platform. Starting today, all enrolled students can claim 1,000 credits per month for a full year at no cost.
What is Kiro?
Kiro transforms plain English descriptions into structured specifications and working applications. It helps you ship code that's correct by design, whether you're building a class project, a research application, or your first startup.
What You Can Do
- Keep projects moving: Kiro Crew, the open-source workspace, remembers your project context and continues long-running tasks on its own, logging every action so nothing gets lost.
- Work across tools: Access frontier and open-weight AI models through one subscription across IDE, CLI, web, and mobile—with spec-driven development and native support for open standards.
- Build faster: Spend less time debugging and more time innovating.
How to Get Started
- Visit kiro.dev/students
- Sign up for free using your FSU student email address
- Claim your 1,000 monthly credits and start building
This offer is good for one full year. Whether you're a computer science major or exploring coding for the first time, Kiro is designed to help you learn and build more effectively.
Questions?
Contact ITS at help.fsu.edu or 850-644-4357.