List stacks, search managed resources with Lucene queries, review policy violations, list organization users, run Pulumi Neo automation (bridge, tasks, continue, reset), look up Pulumi Registry types/resources/functions, and deploy application code to AWS via generated infrastructure.
Adding Pulumi provisions three things in your zone: an upstream resource pointing at https://mcp.ai.pulumi.com/mcp (kept inside Keycard), a Keycard MCP Gateway URL - the downstream resource - that you install in Cursor, Claude Code, or any MCP client, and a provider for token exchange with Pulumi’s OAuth issuer.
When your AI client makes a tool call, it sends a Keycard-issued access token to the gateway URL. Keycard’s STS exchanges that token for an upstream Pulumi token, the gateway calls the upstream MCP, and the response is proxied back. Your zone’s identity provider, access policies, and audit log apply to every call - the upstream credential never leaves Keycard. Each call is recorded in the audit log with the user identity, the resource accessed, and the policy decision.
Tools the upstream server exposes through the Keycard MCP Gateway.
Pulumi exposes 14 tools through the gateway:
- get-stacks
- List all stacks in the org (no filters); use resource-search for filtered or named stack queries
- resource-search
- Search and analyze Pulumi-managed resources and stacks (Lucene syntax)
- get-policy-violations
- Open policy violations by project, stack, or organization (security and compliance)
- get-users
- List organization members when asked about users, admins, or teams
- neo-bridge
- Run Pulumi Neo tasks: send follow-ups on the same taskId, paginate while has_more, approvals only with explicit user consent
- neo-get-tasks
- List Neo tasks with ids, statuses, and console links
- neo-continue-task
- Poll a Neo task for status and new messages (read-only); send new instructions via neo-bridge with taskId
- neo-reset-conversation
- Reset the Neo conversation for a specific task
- get-type
- JSON schema for a specific Registry JSON schema type reference
- get-resource
- Registry metadata for a Pulumi resource type
- get-function
- Registry metadata for a Pulumi function
- list-resources
- List resource types for a provider and module
- list-functions
- List function types for a provider and module
- deploy-to-aws
- Deploy app code to AWS by generating Pulumi infrastructure from project files (no prior analysis step required)
Install
Section titled “Install”Add Pulumi to your zone and install the gateway URL into Cursor, Claude Code, or any MCP client.
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Open the catalog
In your zone’s Keycard Console, go to Applications → Add Application → Explore MCP Servers.
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Find and install Pulumi
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Pulumiin the catalog and click Install. -
Connect your development tool
Once installed, Pulumi appears on the Applications page with a Keycard MCP Gateway URL. Use the Install dropdown to add it to Cursor, Claude Code, or any MCP-compatible client.
Related
Section titled “Related”- Catalog overview - browse other MCP and API servers
- Access policies - control who can use Pulumi
- Identity providers - control who can sign in