terraform-conventions

What problem does it solve?

Terraform codebases often suffer from inconsistent file layouts, naming, variable handling, and outputs, leading to harder reviews and deployments. This skill provides a centralized set of conventions to maintain clean, predictable infrastructure code across projects.

Core Features & Use Cases

• Enforces standard file layout for Terraform modules (versions.tf, provider.tf, variables.tf, main.tf, outputs.tf) to ensure consistent structure.
• Guides naming conventions, variable definitions with explicit types and descriptions, and safe outputs to improve maintainability and security.
• Use Case: when starting a new Terraform directory or refactoring an existing module, apply the conventions to reduce drift and review overhead.

Quick Start

Create a new Terraform directory and apply the five-file convention (versions.tf, provider.tf, variables.tf, main.tf, outputs.tf) following the patterns and rules described.