code-generation

To generate Terraform code, provide a JSON payload via stdin containing the blueprint name, snippet, and project-specific parameters. The generator outputs 50–100 lines of pre-adapted code matching your naming conventions and security requirements.

The best way to add capabilities like RDS or SQS is using blueprint manifests that render concise, ready-to-apply Terraform modules. This produces 50–100 lines of pre-adapted code instead of requiring you to review large repository snippets.

Yes, blueprint manifests scaffold infrastructure by generating parameterized Terraform code locally. This approach saves tokens by producing concise, ready-to-apply code tailored to your project rather than fetching 200+ lines from a repository.

Local Terraform code generation from blueprints saves tokens by producing 50–100 lines of pre-adapted code from parameterized templates instead of fetching and reviewing 200+ lines of repository snippets, streamlining the capability integration process.

Yes, js-yaml is a required dependency for the Terraform code generator. You need it installed in your environment to parse blueprint manifests and render parameterized templates into ready-to-apply infrastructure code.

You pass a JSON payload via stdin containing the blueprint name, the specific snippet identifier, and a params object with project-specific variables like database identifiers and names. The generator uses these to render pre-adapted Terraform code.