Get started is the task for a team setting up Kirora. Kiro AI helps you agree what you want to achieve, then hands you three to six setup steps: what to run first, each marked ready or with what it still needs. You get Setup steps.
A workspace that hasn’t sent anything yet sees it first in Start a task.
Answer two questions
- Team size: Just me, A small team (the default) or A marketing team.
- A developer on hand: Yes or No (the default).
Kiro AI also reads your brand profile, business summary, goals and the events you send. Without a business summary, it says the steps would fit better with one.
Agree your goals
If the workspace has no goals yet, Kiro AI first asks what you want to achieve, with up to eight choices that fit your business, such as converting trials or winning back lapsed customers. It then proposes goals as cards, each measured from your events, never from opens, and with a target only if you named a number.
Choose Save goal on a card to add it; once saved, the card offers Open goal. Nothing is saved until you choose it. See Let Kiro AI propose one.
Your setup steps
Each step shows what to do, why, what it’s Measured by (and whether that’s a saved goal or one proposed above), and its status:
| Status | What it means |
|---|---|
| Ready | Everything it needs is in place. Choose Start to run that task with its answers filled in |
| Needs data | An event isn’t arriving yet, for example Send the “Order Completed” event with its amount |
| Needs sending setup | A channel isn’t ready, for example Verify a sending domain. or Set up a push app. |
| Needs contacts | You need contacts who agreed to hear from you, for example Add contacts who agreed to email. |
Admins and the owner may also see Save to your business summary, to keep an answer such as your team size for later tasks.