terraform-style-guide

To enforce HashiCorp style in Terraform HCL, apply this skill to generate and review configurations for naming conventions, resource organization, provider blocks, and formatting to ensure consistency and maintainability.

The best way to organize Terraform provider blocks and variable declarations is following HashiCorp official style conventions, which dictate specific ordering, version pinning, and structural formatting for infrastructure-as-code readability.

Yes, you can use this skill to audit existing Terraform modules. It reviews and refines your current configurations against HashiCorp style guidelines, ensuring naming, provider setup, and security best practices are consistently applied.

This skill applies to Terraform configurations across all environments and providers. It standardizes HCL syntax, file organization, and provider version configurations regardless of the specific cloud platform you are targeting.

Terraform code suffers from inconsistent style when projects lack enforced conventions. Applying HashiCorp's official style guidelines resolves outdated patterns, improving infrastructure-as-code readability and team collaboration.

The terraform-style-guide focuses specifically on generating HCL syntax, naming conventions, and formatting. It produces configuration scaffolding but does not execute terraform plan or apply commands to provision actual cloud resources.