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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Pulumi introduces `pulumi do`, a new CLI command for direct CRUD operations on any cloud resource without needing a full IaC project, code, or state file. It works across all Pulumi-supported providers (AWS, GCP, Azure, Kubernetes, Cloudflare, etc.) using the same provider schema and resource model as standard Pulumi programs. The command is designed for both humans needing quick ad-hoc operations and AI agents that need a consistent, machine-parseable interface. Currently shipping as a research preview in Pulumi CLI v3.242.0, it is stateless today but a roadmap includes stateful mode, cross-resource references, Pulumi ESC credential integration, and a graduation path to full IaC projects.

Introducing pulumi do: Direct Resource Operations for Any Cloud

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