Generate integration tests with Kiro and proxymock

Have Kiro generate integration tests from recorded API traffic. This walkthrough uses a Java Spring Boot app calling Amazon Bedrock, with proxymock supplying recorded dependency responses.

Review the testing spec, implement it, then inspect response comparisons, evaluated assertions and native OpenAPI coverage. The video uses prepared stages and saved results from two unchanged acceptance runs. Only recorded cases are tested; coverage gaps remain visible.

Both runs matched 10/10 responses and passed 40/40 assertions, with two Bedrock mock HITs and no MISS or passthrough. Native coverage was 2/2 operations, 3/5 statuses and 4/7 response fields. Schema coverage describes observed API behavior, not source-code coverage.

Try the workflow with your own API:
https://docs.speedscale.com/proxymock/

Spring Bedrock example:
https://github.com/speedscale/spring-bedrock-demo

0:00 Kiro and proxymock

0:24 The finished report

0:49 Captured API and Bedrock traffic

1:31 Spring Boot app and architecture

2:30 Review the spec and run its tasks

3:29 Saved results and next steps