Pulumi Expands Neo AI Agent and Partners with NVIDIA and CoreWeave
Pulumi announced in a press release new capabilities for its Neo AI agent and partnerships with industry leaders to simplify AI infrastructure deployment. The updates include new integrations with NVIDIA and CoreWeave, aimed at improving the scalability and reliability of AI applications.
Pulumi’s Neo agent, first introduced in late 2025, now functions within the Pulumi CLI, GitHub, and Slack. Developers can invoke Neo directly from the terminal, mention it in pull requests to review infrastructure changes, or interact with it in team channels. The agent can also connect to data from tools like Datadog, Sentry, and GitHub through the new Pulumi Integration Catalog.
The company also added scheduled tasks that allow Neo to perform regular operations such as drift detection, compliance audits, and dependency updates. These tasks follow the same policy and access controls as interactive sessions, maintaining governance consistency.
Pulumi’s new provider for NVIDIA AI Cluster Runtime enables infrastructure as code management for GPU configuration in Kubernetes clusters. The integration allows teams to apply consistent GPU and system configurations for AI workloads. With CoreWeave, Pulumi’s integration supports infrastructure as code workflows for AI model training and deployment, connecting compute provisioning, optimization, and production steps in a unified environment.
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