Neo, Now in the Terminal
Neo, Now in the Terminal
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

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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

What the dark factory pattern looks like when the factory floor is your Pulumi state graph, and where to start without burning down a prod account.
Engin Diri

Custom VCS integrations connect any Git or Mercurial version control system to Pulumi Deployments with webhook-driven push-to-deploy and ESC credentials.
Michael Fallihee

Policy packs can now reference Pulumi ESC environments for secrets and configuration, replacing hardcoded credentials with centralized, secure management.
Dan Biwer

Developers are shipping AI agents to production. Your Pulumi platform already supplies the seven things those agents need to be governed.
Engin Diri

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