tf-consumer-implement

Automating Terraform provisioning from design specs to a pull request involves translating consumer design specifications into executable modules, validating configurations, deploying to a sandbox, and creating a PR. This Skill coordinates module assembly, validation, sandbox rollout, and automated PR creation across multiple phases.

The best way to validate Terraform modules before sandbox deployment is to run terraform fmt and terraform validate, while checking design conformance against your specifications. This automated validation ensures configurations are syntactically correct and match the intended design before rollout.

Generating a pull request for Terraform consumer provisioning automatically requires deploying validated configurations to a sandbox environment first. After successful sandbox rollout, the workflow creates a PR to record changes and governance, completing the end-to-end provisioning cycle.

Yes, you need a consumer design document to start Terraform sandbox deployment. The workflow assembles modules from specs/{FEATURE}/consumer-design.md, meaning a design specification is a prerequisite to build, validate, and deploy configurations to the sandbox environment.

You can track automated Terraform provisioning progress via scripts invoked during activation. The workflow satisfies prerequisites for automated progress tracking and coordinates execution across multiple phases, ensuring visibility into the module assembly, validation, and sandbox rollout process.