Mirelo AI brings text-to-sound tools inside AWS Kiro
Mirelo AI, a generative audio startup in Europe, has integrated its text-to-sound models with AWS’s Kiro development environment. Now, developers can create and sync sound effects just by describing them, all without leaving their code editor. The setup uses open standards (MCP) to let Kiro’s assistant call Mirelo’s tools directly, turning a developer’s prompt into production-ready audio on the spot.
- Mirelo AI models generate custom audio from text prompts
- Integration uses Model Context Protocol (MCP) for tool access
- Kiro users can add sound effects without leaving the IDE
- Works for video clips—audio syncs to screen action
- Bundled as a one-click install in the Kiro marketplace
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