Cursor Bugbot vs Kiro (agent platform with security integrations)

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Cursor Bugbot (Anysphere) and Kiro (agent platform with security integrations) (Amazon Web Services) are both listed in the Code security category of Agent Index.

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Cursor Bugbot (Anysphere) and Kiro (agent platform with security integrations) (Amazon Web Services) are both listed in the Code security category of Agent Index. They share no framework tags in our dataset. Only Kiro (agent platform with security integrations) is tagged for FedRAMP.

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Field Cursor BugbotKiro (agent platform with security integrations)
Vendor AnysphereAmazon Web Services
HQ United States · North AmericaUnited States · North America
Primary category Code securityCode security
Also listed in Code security, SecurityCode security
Summary Cursor’s AI pull-request reviewer. Official docs say it identifies bugs, security issues and code-quality problems and comments with explanations and suggested fixes.Agent platform with security integrations: AWS's agentic IDE and autonomous agent, with Kiro Powers for Snyk, Aikido, SonarQube and Sonatype scanning.
Frameworks (vendor-stated) —FedRAMP
FedRAMP (Marketplace, listing scope) —AWS GovCloud (Kiro in scope) · FedRAMP Authorized · F1603047866 · High · authorized 2016-06-21
Frameworks (vendor-claimed) —FedRAMP
Capabilities / tasks pr review, appsec, remediationagent platform with security integrations, appsec, pr review
Pricing (as published) Usage-based on Individual and Teams plans; no separate Bugbot subscription. Cursor’s Bugbot page states Individual plans use included usage first, Teams bill from on-demand usage, and the average review costs $1.00–$1.50 depending on PR size. Enterprise trials are arranged with the account team.Published: Free $0 (50 credits); Pro $20/user/month (1,000 credits); Pro+ $40 (2,000 credits); Pro Max $100 (5,000 credits); Power $200; extra credits $0.04 each (kiro.dev/pricing at last check).
Pricing model published-tiersfreemium
Primary source https://cursor.com/docs/bugbothttps://kiro.dev/powers/
Last checked 2026-10-182026-10-18
Official site https://cursor.com/docs/bugbothttps://kiro.dev/powers/

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What is the difference between Cursor Bugbot and Kiro?

Both are listed under Code security. Shared tasks: pr-review, appsec. Cursor Bugbot-only tasks: remediation. Kiro-only tasks: agent-platform-security-integrations. Differences are from stored category and task tags, not a ranking.

Which one publishes pricing?

Cursor Bugbot: Usage-based on Individual and Teams plans; no separate Bugbot subscription. Cursor’s Bugbot page states Individual plans use included usage first, Teams bill from on-demand usage, and the average review costs $1.00–$1.50 depending on PR size. Enterprise trials are arranged with the account team. Kiro (agent platform with security integrations): Published: Free $0 (50 credits); Pro $20/user/month (1,000 credits); Pro+ $40 (2,000 credits); Pro Max $100 (5,000 credits); Power $200; extra credits $0.04 each (kiro.dev/pricing at last check).

Where are Cursor Bugbot and Kiro headquartered?

Cursor Bugbot publishes HQ in United States. Kiro (agent platform with security integrations) publishes HQ in United States.

Listings tagged agent platform with security integrations are coding platforms with a documented scanner or vulnerability-fix workflow, not dedicated application-security products. Dedicated AppSec listings are compared on the AI code security agents table.

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