Senzing Launches Kiro Power for Agentic Entity Resolution

The new Kiro power from Senzing brings fast, accurate agentic entity resolution directly to developers working in Kiro agentic IDE

LAS VEGAS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Senzing, the leading provider of real-time entity resolution (ER) for agentic workflows, today announced the availability of Senzing® MCP Server as a certified Kiro power: the first ER power for Kiro agentic integrated development environment (IDE).

Kiro helps developers build and deploy software using their LLMs of choice, and Kiro powers bring specific expertise into the development environment with third party tools, like the new Senzing ER power. This means developers, builders, and data scientists can leverage ER expertise on demand to quickly resolve datasets and go from disparate data to production-ready identity intelligence faster than ever before. What once took months or years is now possible in hours or weeks.

“Organizations deploying agentic AI systems are missing a foundational building block in their infrastructure: identity intelligence—a continuously maintained, resolved view of who is who and who is related to whom,” said Jeff Jonas, Founder and CEO of Senzing. “Without it, they aren’t just automating their operations—they’re automating their errors, and compounding identity risk at machine speed.”

With the Senzing power for Kiro installed, developers can rapidly resolve data across disparate sources to gain identity intelligence: a continuously maintained identity graph—a living index of who is who and who is related to whom. That graph serves teams resolving customers in MDM, building Customer 360 or Headless 360, screening identities for KYC/AML, matching patient records, powering fraud detection, investigations, or any use case requiring identity intelligence.

Kiro agents can summon the Senzing power to provide developers with agentic DevOps for entity resolution: autonomously profiling, mapping, and validating data from any source or format, then standing up end-to-end entity resolution infrastructure with no per-source training or fine-tuning required. Since Senzing ships as a composable SDK library that cold-starts in under one second, a Kiro agent can summon it, use it, and release it inside a single conversation.

For end users, the resulting system ushers in a new era of conversational data exploration. They can ask natural language questions about their data and get answers instantly and accurately with full explainability as to the why, or why not, and how behind every entity resolution decision the system makes.

The power covers the full workflow—from data prep and pipeline design through record ingestion, publication to real-time or downstream analytic functions, and entity querying—all delivered as working code designed to integrate with the AWS services a company is already using, such as Amazon S3, AWS Fargate, Amazon SQS, AWS Lambda, Amazon Aurora PostgreSQL, and Amazon Neptune.

The Senzing power for Kiro is available now as a featured partner power in the Kiro IDE. It installs with a single click from kiro.dev/launch/powers/senzing, and activates automatically the moment a Kiro conversation touches entity resolution work.

For more essential insights, read the new paper by Jeff Jonas: “What Is Identity Intelligence? How It Works & Why It Matters.”

About Senzing

Senzing delivers the identity intelligence organizations need to achieve their agentic AI aspirations. As the creator of Agentic Entity Resolution, Senzing enables AI agents to autonomously identify and act on real-world entities in real time or batch, keeping all data secure within customer infrastructure. Backed by 40+ years of innovation and 300+ years of combined team experience, Senzing is trusted by organizations worldwide to ensure their AI agents operate on accurate and trustworthy data. Senzing is a distributed company with leadership in North America and Europe. For more information, visit www.senzing.ai.

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