tf-judge-criteria

To evaluate Terraform code quality, this Skill applies structured rubrics and governance guidelines to modules and configurations, generating a 1–10 production readiness scale with defined severity levels for remediation.

You can enforce Terraform governance by applying a predefined Constitution framework with policy-driven evaluation to configurations, identifying consistency, security, and maintainability issues based on objective scoring metrics.

Yes, Terraform code evaluation provides actionable feedback by citing file:line references and relevant code quotes for every judgment, paired with concrete remediation steps and before/after examples to guide fixes.

A Terraform Constitution framework is a predefined set of governance rules and scoring metrics required to standardize code quality assessments, ensuring consistent evaluation and objective risk measurement across projects.

Yes, you can generate a remediation plan because the evaluation produces an output-ready rubric with severity levels and actionable feedback, detailing concrete steps with before/after examples to guide fixes.

Before running a Terraform code quality evaluation, you need a predefined Constitution framework, scoring metrics, and an output-ready rubric structure to standardize assessments and identify maintainability issues.