Pulumi

Neo AI infrastructure agent for cloud automation and governance.

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What is Pulumi?

Pulumi is an AI task generator tool. Pulumi Neo is an AI infrastructure agent that automates cloud provisioning, governance, and optimization through natural language commands, with enterprise controls and full audit trails.

Pulumi Neo is an AI infrastructure agent that provisions, governs, and optimizes cloud infrastructure using natural language commands. It is built for platform and infrastructure teams that need to automate complex cloud operations while maintaining enterprise controls. Neo goes beyond code generation by handling the full infrastructure lifecycle, from deployment to debugging and cost optimization. Neo allows users to describe desired infrastructure changes in plain English. The agent then manages dependencies, executes changes, and monitors outcomes. It includes customizable approval workflows that let teams define how much autonomy Neo has, with human-in-the-loop controls for every action. Every action is previewed, logged, and reversible, providing a full audit trail. Neo also enforces governance policies automatically, including RBAC and compliance checks, to reduce policy violations. In practice, Neo can generate infrastructure code in TypeScript, Python, Go, and other languages from a prompt, following Pulumi best practices. It can diagnose deployment failures, optimize cloud costs by identifying underused resources, and perform compliance scans for misconfigurations. Neo integrates into IDEs like VS Code, Cursor, Claude Code, and Windsurf via an MCP server, so it works within existing development environments. It supports multi-cloud visibility across AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, and many other providers. Neo fits among AI-powered DevOps tools but distinguishes itself by being purpose-built for infrastructure automation at enterprise scale. Unlike general coding assistants, Neo understands infrastructure dependencies and works within Pulumi's governance framework. It is generally available to all Pulumi users and aims to accelerate provisioning while maintaining control and compliance.

How do you use Pulumi?

  1. 1Sign up for Pulumi
    Create a free Pulumi account to access Neo and the Pulumi platform.
    Pulumi — Sign up for Pulumi
  2. 2Explore Neo documentation
    Read the Neo docs to understand its capabilities, commands, and configuration.
    Pulumi — Explore Neo documentation
  3. 3Configure approval workflows
    Set up human-in-the-loop controls to define Neo's autonomy level for different actions.
  4. 4Connect your cloud providers
    Integrate AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, or other providers to give Neo visibility and control.
  5. 5Install IDE integration
    Add the MCP server to VS Code, Cursor, or other supported IDEs for in-editor assistance.
    Pulumi — Install IDE integration
  6. 6Start automating
    Use natural language to provision resources, debug issues, or optimize costs with Neo.

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Automates complex multi-cloud infrastructure tasks with natural language commands.AI
  • Enforces governance policies and provides a full audit trail for every action.AI
  • Offers customizable approval workflows with human-in-the-loop controls.AI
  • Integrates with popular IDEs like VS Code, Cursor, and Claude Code via MCP.AI
  • Delivers cost optimization insights and compliance checks.AI

Cons

  • Requires familiarity with Pulumi and infrastructure as code concepts.AI
  • Pricing details are not publicly listed, requiring contact for quotes.AI
  • Limited to Pulumi's ecosystem, which may not suit teams using other IaC tools.AI
  • Enterprise features may be overkill for small teams or simple projects.AI

How much does Pulumi cost?

Free trial

A free start is offered via signup, allowing users to experience Neo and the Pulumi platform.

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Pricing

Pricing information is not publicly detailed on the homepage. Neo is generally available to all Pulumi users, with a free start option and enterprise plans likely available through contact.

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Support

Support options include documentation and contact channels, but specific support details are not outlined on the homepage.

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Integrations

Neo integrates with VS Code, Cursor, Claude Code, and Windsurf through an MCP server, and supports AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, and hundreds of other providers.

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Features

Neo provides natural language commands for infrastructure provisioning, customizable approval workflows, full audit trails, cost optimization, debugging, compliance checks, multi-cloud visibility, code generation in multiple languages, and IDE integration via MCP server.

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Frequently asked questions about Pulumi

  • How much does Pulumi cost?
    Pricing information is not publicly detailed on the homepage. Neo is generally available to all Pulumi users, with a free start option and enterprise plans likely available through contact.
  • Does Pulumi offer a free trial?
    A free start is offered via signup, allowing users to experience Neo and the Pulumi platform.
  • How do you use Pulumi?
    The walkthrough on this page covers 6 steps: 1. Sign up for Pulumi 2. Explore Neo documentation 3. Configure approval workflows 4. Connect your cloud providers 5. Install IDE integration 6. Start automating.
  • What platforms does Pulumi support?
    Pulumi is available on Web App, MacOS, Windows and Linux.
  • What does Pulumi integrate with?
    Neo integrates with VS Code, Cursor, Claude Code, and Windsurf through an MCP server, and supports AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, and hundreds of other providers.
  • What are the limitations of Pulumi?
    Requires familiarity with Pulumi and infrastructure as code concepts. Pricing details are not publicly listed, requiring contact for quotes. Limited to Pulumi's ecosystem, which may not suit teams using other IaC tools.

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Added10/21/2026

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