# Kiro Crew lets you ship full apps in five minutes flat

> Source: <https://promptcube3.com/en/threads/6805/>
> Published: 2026-08-18 16:00:54+00:00

# Kiro Crew lets you ship full apps in five minutes flat

The bot basically stalks my git commits from the last 24 hours and formats them into a "What I Did / What's Blocked / What's Next" list. It runs automatically every weekday at 9 AM and dumps the history into a custom dashboard page. It's a legitimate AI workflow that saves me from staring at a blank Slack channel for ten minutes.

If you want to try this from scratch, here is the actual blueprint.

## The Architecture

An app here isn't just a script; it's a bundle. You can mix and match agents, [MCP](/en/tags/mcp/) servers, and UI pages. For this standup bot, the file structure looks like this:

```
standup-bot/
├── app.json ← manifest (identity + resources)
├── agents/
│ └── standup-agent.json ← agent definition
├── skills/
│ └── standup-format/
│ └── SKILL.md ← formatting rules
└── ui/
 └── src/App.tsx ← dashboard page
```

## Step-by-Step Deployment

1. **The Manifest**: You need an `app.json`

. This is where you tell the system what the hell this app is and what files it needs to load.

```
{
 "name": "standup-bot",
 "version": "1.0.0",
 "displayName": "Daily Standup Bot",
 "description": "Auto-generates standup notes from git commits.",
 "author": "sarvar_04",
 "agents": ["agents/standup-agent.json"],
 "skills": ["skills/standup-format"],
 "ui": {
 "entry": "dist/index.mjs",
 "pages": [{
 "route": "/apps/standup-bot",
 "label": "Standups",
 "icon": "ClipboardList"
 }]
 },
 "crons": [{
 "name": "morning-standup",
 "cron_expr": "0 9 * * 1-5",
 "message": "Generate today's standup summary from my recent git logs."
 }]
}
```

2. **The Agent**: Create `agents/standup-agent.json`

. This defines the LLM's persona. I keep mine focused so it doesn't start waxing poetic about my commit messages.

3. **The Skill**: This is just a markdown file in `skills/standup-format/SKILL.md`

. It teaches the agent exactly how to format the output so it doesn't look like a wall of text.

4. **The Dashboard**: You can actually write a React component in `ui/src/App.tsx`

to create a dedicated page in the sidebar. This is where the bot posts the summaries.

5. **The Automation**: The `crons`

section in the manifest handles the scheduling. No need to mess with system-level crontabs and pray they work; it's all handled by the orchestrator.

The beauty of this setup is that it's isolated. You aren't just adding a prompt to a global list; you're building a versioned tool. Once it's done, you can package it and other people can install it with a single command. It's basically an App Store for LLM agents. If you're tired of writing the same five prompts every morning, this is the way to actually automate the boredom.

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