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ARC by SourceLoop - Kiro Powers

This directory contains Kiro Powers for the ARC microservice catalog. Each power provides specialized context and tools to Kiro agents for working with SourceLoop services.

Available Powers

Power Description
sourceloop Core ARC framework, CLI scaffolding, and LoopBack 4 patterns
sourceloop-authentication-service Multi-tenant authentication with OAuth, MFA, SAML, JWT
sourceloop-oidc-service OpenID Connect identity server
sourceloop-audit-service Audit logging with S3 archival
sourceloop-notification-service Multi-channel notifications (email, SMS, push, WebSocket)
sourceloop-chat-service Real-time chat messaging with groups
sourceloop-in-mail-service Incoming email management
sourceloop-video-conferencing-service Video conferencing with Vonage and Twilio
sourceloop-payment-service Payments via PayPal, Stripe, Razorpay
sourceloop-bpmn-service BPMN workflows with Camunda
sourceloop-task-service Event-driven task management (Kafka/SQS/HTTP)
sourceloop-scheduler-service Job scheduling and cron tasks
sourceloop-search-service Full-text search and filtering
sourceloop-survey-service Surveys, questionnaires, and feedback
sourceloop-feature-toggle-service Feature flags and toggles
sourceloop-user-tenant-service User and tenant management with RBAC
sourceloop-reporting-service Report generation with S3 export

Installing a Power

In Kiro IDE:

  1. Open the Powers panel
  2. Click Add power from Local Path
  3. Select the power directory

Power Structure

Each power contains:

power-name/
├── POWER.md    # Metadata, documentation, and agent guidance
└── mcp.json    # MCP server configuration (points to @sourceloop/cli)

The core sourceloop power also includes steering files:

sourceloop/
├── POWER.md
├── mcp.json
└── steering/
    ├── loopback4-patterns.md   # LoopBack 4 conventions and patterns
    └── cli-usage.md            # ARC CLI command reference

MCP Server

All powers reference the @sourceloop/cli MCP server, which provides tools for:

  • Scaffolding monorepos and microservices
  • Adding AWS CDK deployment support
  • Generating Angular and React frontends
  • Updating project dependencies