terraform-assist
Generate Terraform modules, validate HCL, plan/apply from Anvil, manage state, and suggest infrastructure patterns for AWS, GCP, Azure, Hetzner.
/plugin install terraform-assistterraform-assist
Bring AI-assisted infrastructure-as-code to your Terraform workflow. terraform-assist generates modules, validates HCL syntax and best practices, runs plan/apply from Anvil, manages state, and recommends infrastructure patterns for AWS, GCP, Azure, and Hetzner — with security and cost optimization built in.
What It Does
terraform-assist covers the full Terraform lifecycle from authoring to operations:
- Module generation: Generate complete, opinionated Terraform modules from natural language descriptions
- HCL validation: Lint for syntax errors, deprecated resources, missing required arguments, and provider version pins
- Security analysis: Check for public S3 buckets, overly permissive IAM policies, unencrypted storage, open security groups, missing audit logging
- Cost estimation: Pre-apply cost estimates using Infracost integration
- Plan/Apply orchestration: Run
terraform planandterraform applyfrom Anvil with diff visualization - State management: List, move, import, and remove state resources safely
- Drift detection: Compare live infrastructure against Terraform state
- Module discovery: Search and recommend modules from the Terraform Registry
- Variable extraction: Extract hardcoded values into variables with sensible defaults and validation blocks
- Documentation generation: Generate README, variable descriptions, and output documentation for modules
Installation
anvil plugin install terraform-assist
Usage
Generate an AWS VPC Module
/terraform generate "AWS VPC with public/private subnets, NAT gateway, VPN endpoint, Flow Logs to S3"
Generate a Hetzner Server
/terraform generate "Hetzner CX31 server in Nuremberg with Debian 12, firewall rules for SSH and HTTPS"
Validate Current Directory
/terraform validate
Security Audit
/terraform security-check
Run Plan
/terraform plan --var-file=production.tfvars
Apply with Auto-approve
/terraform apply --auto-approve --var-file=production.tfvars
Import Existing Resource
/terraform import aws_s3_bucket.logs my-logs-bucket-12345
List State Resources
/terraform state list
Configuration Options
| Option | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|
--dir | Terraform working directory | current directory |
--backend | State backend: local, s3, gcs, azurerm, remote | local |
--workspace | Terraform workspace | default |
--var-file | Variable file path | terraform.tfvars |
--parallelism | Max concurrent operations | 10 |
Supported Providers
- AWS: EC2, VPC, RDS, S3, EKS, Lambda, IAM, CloudFront, Route53
- GCP: Compute, GKE, Cloud SQL, GCS, IAM, VPC, Cloud Run
- Azure: VMs, AKS, SQL, Storage, Key Vault, VNet, App Service
- Hetzner: Servers, Networks, Firewalls, Load Balancers, Volumes, Floating IPs
Requirements
- Terraform CLI v1.0+ installed and in PATH
- Provider credentials configured (AWS profile, GOOGLE_CREDENTIALS, etc.)
- Terraform working directory initialized (
terraform init) or use/terraform init
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