Pulumi CEO Joe Duffy argues that infrastructure as code is the natural substrate for AI agents because it maps cloud resources into programming languages LLMs already understand, enabling a verifiable, self-correcting agentic loop. He reports that LLMs now handle 20% of Pulumi infrastructure deployments, up from near zero a year ago, with a target of 50%+ by year-end. New launches include: agent accounts for ephemeral CLI access from tools like Claude Code and Codex, a `pulumi do` imperative command for single-command CRUD operations, `pulumi neo` CLI for local agentic infrastructure sessions, Neo integrations with GitHub and Slack, scheduled tasks, CoreWeave and NVIDIA AICR provider partnerships, agent-friendly docs and CLI ergonomics, and InfraBench — a new SWE-bench-style benchmark for infrastructure agent performance.
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