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AI coding has two shapes right now. One agent in a loop, sequential work, you babysitting the chat window. Call that 2x. Most teams live here. Five agents in worktrees, parallel work, fresh-context review on every change. Call that 10x. The trick: 2x is mostly prompting, 10x is mostly plumbing.
The parallel coding playbook is a five-pattern setup for running multiple ...
Terraform is a proven infrastructure as code tool with a large provider and module ecosystem. Many teams choose Pulumi when they want to keep that infrastructure as code model, but w...
Today, we are announcing v1.0 of the Pulumi Service Provider: a major milestone in managing Pulumi Cloud with Pulumi itself. The provider is now generated directly from the Pulumi Cloud OpenAPI specification, unlocking a dramatically expanded pulumiservice:api/* resource surface and enabling Pulumi Cloud capabilities to become available in the provider faster than ever befor...
Anthropic shipped a piece earlier this month called How Claude Code Works in Large Codebases. I have not read anything more useful about coding agents this year. The core claim, in their words: “the ecosystem built a...
Infrastructure as code is the right model for production systems. State tracking, drift detection, and repeatable deployments all matter when you’re managing real workloads.
But sometimes, you also need a quick, one-off interaction with the cloud: create a bucket or a database, look up a VPC, delete a stray resource.
Today we’re introducing pulumi do, a new com...