Releasesby GlyphTrigger Pulumi deployments from Git tags
You can now push a Git tag to your Pulumi Cloud-connected version control system to trigger a Pulumi deployment. Available to all Pulumi Cloud organizations, this new feature also supports optional glob filters and works across any supported VCS, including GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, Azure DevOps, and custom integrations.
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What's new in Sigma
AI Create AI columns (Beta) You can now create AI columns to enrich your data using natural language prompts. AI columns allow you to construct dynamic prompts that reference specific table columns, and can be helpful for tasks like enriching, summarizing, and classifying data. See Create AI columns (Beta) for more information.
Sandboxes, Infrastructure as Code
This week, Sandboxes are available in Priority Boarding from the dashboard and CLI, and Infrastructure as Code is available experimentally in CLI 5.2.0. Both features use the [Railway TypeScript SDK](https://github.com/railwayapp/railway-ts-sdk) (yes, we released a TypeScript SDK too).
Inbound SCIM Groups for Enterprise Connections is now Generally Available!
We’re pleased to announce that support for Groups within Auth0’s [Inbound SCIM](https://auth0.com/docs/authenticate/protocols/scim/configure-inbound-scim) for Enterprise Connections capability is now Generally Available (GA)!
Taxonomy MCP: Branch management and Create tools
Description: You can now build, iterate on, and ship tracking plan changes entirely through AI-assisted workflows. The Amplitude MCP server now includes create and branch management tools for taxonomy, bringing a workflow that was previously only available in the Amplitude UI to any AI assistant.
Web Experiment: Mutex groups, Holdout groups, and Experiment dependencies [Beta]
Description: As your experimentation program scales, controlling how experiments interact becomes critical. Web Experiment now supports mutual exclusion groups, holdout groups, and flag dependencies so you can run a more rigorous, isolated testing program. Mutual exclusion groups prevent users from seeing multiple experiments at once.
Per-Condition Retry Configuration
The new X-Fal-Retry-Config request header replaces all-or-nothing retry behavior with a separate retry budget per failure condition, allowing retry policy to be tuned independently for each failure mode.
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Pulumi Service Provider v1.0
The Pulumi Service Provider has officially reached v1.0 and is now generated from the public Pulumi Cloud OpenAPI specification , which commits to a stable contract for the existing resource surface and keeps the provider up to date automatically.
Universal search: A command palette for Pulumi Cloud
We’ve added a new, keyboard-friendly command palette that lets you jump to any stack, environment, resource, or view from anywhere in the Pulumi Cloud console. Hit Command/Control+K to bring it up and start typing: Visit Pulumi Cloud to give it a try!
Retiring the standalone ESC CLI
When we introduced Pulumi ESC, we shipped it as both a standalone CLI tool ( esc ) as well as a subcommand of the Pulumi CLI ( pulumi env ). Both offered the same functionality, but since the majority of ESC users also use Pulumi IaC, we’ve chosen to retire the standalone CLI in favor of a unified pulumi env .
Individual user authentication for GitHub Enterprise Server
Self-hosted GitHub Enterprise operations may now be run as the individual user who triggered them, so pull requests, commits, and comments are attributed to that person and respect their permissions. To learn more about this feature and how to configure it with your Pulumi organization, see GitHub Enterprise Server support in the docs.
Dark mode for the docs
We’re excited to share that the Pulumi docs now support dark mode. 😎 If you’re a dark-mode person, you can turn off the lights by toggling the switcher at the bottom of the docs sidebar: The switcher respects your system settings as well. Visit the docs to give it a try!
Clearer edit and review modes for ESC change requests
Pulumi ESC change requests now cleanly separate editing a draft from reviewing one. The editor is always where you change the new version, the approval page is a read-only diff, and a banner on the environment lets you flip between the two.
Neo code reviews: AI code review for infrastructure
As of today, Pulumi Neo code reviews are available in public preview. Building on the Pulumi GitHub app , which already posts rich diffs as PR comments on pull requests, Neo code reviews help you understand not just what’s changing, but also how those changes relate to, and potentially impact, the rest of your running infrastructure.
Building for agentic infrastructure
As agents take on more of the work of infrastructure, they need tools that meet them where they are.