AI agents need continuity, not just context

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Pulumi Neo works on infrastructure the way an engineer does: it clones repositories, edits files, installs dependencies, runs previews, and produces intermediate work along the way. A task is not only a conversation with a model. It is also a working directory that has to survive long enough for the agent to keep making progress. Imagine asking an agent to upgrade a Pulumi provider version across…

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