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Pulumi bets infrastructure’s next decade belongs to AI agents

Pulumi CEO Joe Duffy says that a year ago, VPs of infrastructure didn't think 'agentic AI' and 'infrastructure' belonged in the same sentence. Today, AI agents already drive 20% of all operations on Pulumi's platform, up from virtually zero a year ago, and Duffy thinks it could be 100% in the future. The company is shipping a bundle of capabilities for the 'agentic infrastructure era,' including free ephemeral accounts, a CLI makeover for agents, and extended Neo integration. Pulumi's use of general-purpose programming languages gives it an edge over Terraform's HCL for AI agents. Case studies include a healthcare customer clearing 400,000 compliance violations with Neo and migrating 500 Terraform workspaces in one hour.

SourceThe New Stack AIAuthor: Frederic Lardinois
Pulumi bets infrastructure’s next decade belongs to AI agents
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  • AI agents now drive 20% of Pulumi platform operations; CEO predicts 100% in the future.
  • New features: free ephemeral accounts, one-shot CLI invocation, pulumi do command, and CLI enhancements.
  • General-purpose languages (Python, TypeScript, Go) give Pulumi advantage over HCL in AI agent era.
  • Neo agent extended to Day 2 operations with integrations and local execution.

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