In the keynote of the recent ONE Conference, there was an announcement and a short demonstration of using other AI tools to work with OutSystems. Has anyone tried that out yourselves?
I'm curious of what exactly that involves and how typical usage is like. Also do you use your own license for Kiro / Claude?
Hi,
What was presented is not yet released, you can apply for an early access program. You will need an AWS Account and a Kiro Subscription. It has a free tier, but with limited credits.
AWS Transform is free except for custom transformations. AWS Bills are based on agent minutes so you pay for the AI's active transformation work.
Regards,
Daniel
Hi Daniel,
Thanks. I did see that it is in early access, so I am trying to reach out to OutSystems Support and our account team to learn more.
I asked this question more to understand what a workflow that involves AI development using the tools mentioned may be like from people who have tried it.
Hi @Quentin P ,
i had a brief test during ONE week, for what i can remember there were 3 distinct parts
* claude can talk to mentor and so you can do the kind of stuff you can also do with mentor in studio. so you can maybe set up something richer in Claude then just the chat you have with mentor in studio.
* there are several methods on that mcp to interact with the enterprise context graph, when i tested, my 2 quick observations is that a few of those methods (i think fetching the datamodel) did not return anything to claude yet, and if i made changes, they were not immediately reflected
* there are some methods for unit testing, that produce the necessary test artefacts in the ODC app (like adding api stubs around actions you want to test) So i could ask claude to set up the app for testing a particular action, then execute a variaty of tests, don't recall the exact details