HashiCorp

Takes a monolithic .tf file and splits it into well-scoped modules with clear inputs, outputs, and documentation — following HashiCorp conventions so teammates can reuse them.

Pushes built machine images to HCP Packer registry with metadata, enabling version tracking, revision history, and centralized governance across teams.

Finds unmanaged cloud resources using Terraform Search, then generates the import statements and .tf blocks needed to bring them under version control without recreating them.

Generates the boilerplate directory structure, Go files, and configuration for a new Terraform provider, ready to customize for your API.

Walks through the setup and execution of acceptance tests for a Terraform provider, handling environment variables, test filtering, and common failures.

Generates boilerplate CRUD operations, schema definitions, and state-management code for a Terraform provider resource using the Plugin Framework.

Codifies your infrastructure setup (dependencies, config, secrets) into a reusable AMI that launches identical EC2 instances every time, with no drift.

Writes a Packer config that bakes your Windows setup (dependencies, configs, secrets) into an AMI, Azure image, or VMware template without manual steps.

Generates or refactors Terraform HCL following HashiCorp's official style conventions—proper naming, organization, comments—so it's consistent and maintainable from the start.

Generates .tftest.hcl files with run blocks and assertions to validate your infrastructure code behaves as intended before deploying to prod.

Guides you through authoring .tfcomponent.hcl and .tfdeploy.hcl files, wiring up local and registry modules, and catching syntax or dependency errors before apply.

Scaffolds the boilerplate for before/after create, update, and destroy actions in a Terraform provider using the Plugin Framework, with typed request/response structs.

Checks a Terraform module against Azure Verified Modules (AVM) standards and flags gaps in naming, testing, documentation, and patterns before submission for certification.

Generates or updates Terraform Registry docs from your provider schema, following HashiCorp patterns and tfplugindocs templates. Catches schema mismatches and missing descriptions.

Generates acceptance test code for Terraform providers using terraform-plugin-testing. Handles test structure, state assertions, plan checks, and cross-step validation without boilerplate.

Generates a Packer configuration that builds and registers a custom managed image or Compute Gallery image, ready to scale across your Azure infrastructure.