Pulumi has launched an updated version of its ESC Editor, designed to enhance the management of secrets and configurations across various cloud environments. The ESC (Encrypted Secrets Configuration) tool centralizes secret management, allowing teams to implement modern practices like short-lived credentials and automated secret rotation. This new editor aims to streamline the user experience, making it easier to configure Pulumi programs and manage credentials for tools such as AWS CLI. One of the standout features of the new ESC Editor is the Inspect tab, which allows users to edit secrets securely while automatically encrypting sensitive data. The editor supports a seamless switch between YAML editing and a user-friendly interface. Users can add secrets simply by selecting an option from the Add new menu, reducing the risk of exposing sensitive values. The editor also provides instant access to a library of providers and built-in functions, complete with example values to facilitate quick setup. Exporting configurations has been simplified as well. Users can now easily export Pulumi config for their stacks or generate environment variables directly from the Inspect sidebar. This streamlining of workflows is a direct response to user feedback on previous versions and addresses the need for a more intuitive and cohesive editing experience.