Introducing pulumi do: Direct Resource Operations for Any Cloud
The new pulumi do command lets you create, read, update, and delete any cloud resource across the full Pulumi ecosystem with a single, agent-friendly API.



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The new pulumi do command lets you create, read, update, and delete any cloud resource across the full Pulumi ecosystem with a single, agent-friendly API.



4 authors

Mention @pulumi-neo in GitHub or @Neo in your Slack workspace to bring Pulumi Neo into the threads where your team works on infrastructure.
Pulumi Neo Team

Schedule any Neo task on a cadence. Drift checks, provider freshness, and encryption audits run themselves and deliver results as pull requests.
Pulumi Neo Team

Ewan Dawson, CTO of Compostable AI, on building a software factory where AI agents write the code. Seven rules learned across nineteen client deployments.

2 authors

Pulumi Neo is now available on the command line. Chat with Neo or run headlessly with the combined context of Pulumi Cloud and your local environment.
Pulumi Neo Team

Connect Pulumi Neo to services like Datadog, Linear, and PagerDuty through MCP, and to AWS, Google Cloud, Azure, and Kubernetes through Pulumi ESC.
Pulumi Neo Team

Ten more platform-engineering workflows you can hand to Pulumi Neo: deployments, tickets, incident triage, IAM, migration, and continuous ops.
Adam Gordon Bell

A quick look at the new features and ergonomics in the Pulumi CLI that make it better for for humans and AI agents alike.

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Why infrastructure as code is the natural substrate for AI agents, and what we're shipping today to make agentic infrastructure even better.
Joe Duffy

A year ago, building an AI agent meant frameworks, RAG, and glue code. The Claude Agent SDK, Codex SDK, and skills replaced most of that middle layer.
Engin Diri

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