Pulumi Neo Now Supports AGENTS.md
Neo now reads AGENTS.md files, the open standard for giving AI coding tools context about your project. If you’re already using AGENTS.md, Neo will pick up those same instructions automatically.
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Neo: Share Tasks for Collaborative AI Infrastructure Operations
Neo shows its work, but until now that context was only viewable by the user that initiated the conversation. When you wanted a teammate’s input on a decision Neo made, you had to describe it in Slack or screenshot fragments of the conversation. Today we’re introducing task sharing: share a read-only view of any Neo task with anyone in your organization, full context preserved.
Pulumi Agent Skills: Best practices and more for AI coding assistants
AI coding assistants have transformed how developers write software, including infrastructure code. Tools like Claude Code, Cursor, and GitHub Copilot can generate code, explain complex systems, and automate tedious tasks. But when it comes to infrastructure, these tools often produce code that works but misses the mark on patterns that matter: proper secret handling, correct resource dependencies, idiomatic component structure, and the dozens of other details that separate working infrastructure from production-ready infrastructure.
Neo: Zero-downtime migration from CDK, Terraform & Azure ARM
The barrier to migrating to Pulumi has always been the infrastructure you already have. Your existing resources can’t be disrupted, and manually importing them into a new tool is risky and time-consuming. Today, we’re excited to share how Neo removes this barrier entirely with automated, zero-downtime migration to Pulumi from AWS CDK, AWS CloudFormation, Terraform, CDKTF, and Azure ARM templates.
Encode What You Know With Neo: Custom Instructions and Slash Commands
Every organization builds up knowledge over time: naming standards, compliance requirements, patterns your team has settled on, and proven approaches to common tasks. Until now, bringing this knowledge into Neo meant repeating it manually each time - specifying preferences, describing how your team works, and recreating prompts that someone already perfected.
Two new features change this. Custom Instructions teach Neo your standards so it applies them automatically. Slash Commands capture proven prompts so anyone on your team can use them with a keystroke.
Neo Gets Smarter: New Modes, CLI Access & Sonnet 4.5
Neo just got significantly more capable. We’ve shipped three major updates: Operating Modes for flexible control, full ecosystem tool access, and Claude Sonnet 4.5 for better performance on complex infrastructure tasks.
Meet Neo, Your Newest Platform Engineer
AI coding assistants have transformed the speed at which developers can write and deploy code. Pull request velocity has increased significantly. Feature delivery has accelerated beyond what we thought possible just two years ago. This should be a victory for everyone in the software organization.
Instead, it’s created significant challenges for infrastructure and platform teams.