AWS announced that the Kiro IDE and command‑line tool now offer Grok 4.7 in GovCloud (US) regions. The model is SpaceXSI's latest for coding and knowledge work, designed to stay focused on long tasks and to check its output. Compared with Grok 4.6, it plans better and recovers from errors more reliably on repository‑scale projects. It runs with an experimental 500 K token context window; requests up to 200 K tokens cost 2.7 × the normal credit rate, and larger requests cost 5.4 ×.
Why it matters
Enterprises on GovCloud can now use a more capable coding assistant for large‑scale codebases, but they must manage higher token costs.
