Terraform

20 tools wrapping the local terraform CLI — the full lifecycle, state management, and a GitHub-integrated CI hook. Implemented in tools/terraformOps.js.

Setup

Install the Terraform CLI and make sure terraform is on your PATH. No API key required — these tools shell out to the CLI directly.

Core lifecycle (9 tools)

Tool	Risk	What it does
terraform_init	LOW	Initialize a working directory, download providers
terraform_validate	READ	Validate config syntax and internal consistency
terraform_fmt	LOW	Format .tf files to canonical style
terraform_plan	READ	Show what would change
terraform_apply	DESTRUCTIVE	Apply changes to reach the desired state
terraform_destroy	DESTRUCTIVE	Destroy all resources managed by the config
terraform_show	READ	Show current state or a saved plan
terraform_output	READ	Read output values from state
terraform_workspace	MEDIUM	Manage workspaces (dev/staging/prod) — list/new/select/delete

State & advanced (10 tools)

Tool	Risk	What it does
terraform_state_list	READ	List resources tracked in state
terraform_state_show	READ	Show a single resource's attributes
terraform_state_mv	HIGH	Move a resource to a new state address
terraform_state_rm	HIGH	Stop tracking a resource, without destroying it
terraform_state_pull	READ	Download raw remote state as JSON
terraform_import	HIGH	Bring an existing real-world resource under management
terraform_taint	HIGH	Force a resource to be destroyed and recreated next apply
terraform_untaint	LOW	Remove a resource's tainted mark
terraform_graph	READ	Generate a dependency graph (DOT format)
terraform_providers	READ	List required providers and resolved versions

CI/CD hook (1 tool)

terraform_plan_comment (HIGH) — runs terraform plan, formats a Markdown summary, and posts it as a comment on a GitHub pull request (via the same GitHub tooling used elsewhere in this server) — so a reviewer sees the infrastructure diff before approving, without leaving the PR.

Example

"Run a plan against ./infra/staging and post the result as a comment on PR #42."

Claude calls terraform_plan_comment with dir, owner, repo, and pull_number — no manual copy-pasting plan output into GitHub.