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Terraform written to HashiCorp's own style

When Claude writes or reviews Terraform, it follows HashiCorp's official conventions: a standard file layout, two-space indents, aligned equals signs, and a type and description on every variable.

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What you get

Code split into the standard files, each with one job.

  • terraform.tf
  • providers.tf
  • main.tf
  • variables.tf
  • outputs.tf
  • locals.tf

When it kicks in

  • Writing Terraform
  • Reviewing configurations
  • Generating new code

It also applies HashiCorp's security defaults, like encryption at rest, least-privilege security groups and keeping secrets out of state.

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>Write Terraform for a VPC with dev, staging and prod environments

Claude pins Terraform and provider versions, gives every variable a type, description and validation, names resources in lowercase with underscores, marks secrets sensitive and checks the result against its review list.

Comes with the Terraform bundle

This skill ships in HashiCorp's Terraform plugin, so you get its other 15 skills too.

  • terraform-test
  • terraform-stacks
  • refactor-module
  • terraform-search-import
  • terraform-policy
  • new-terraform-provider
  • and 9 more
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