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AI Agent for Terraform MCP Server

Seamlessly integrate Terraform MCP Server with your infrastructure workflows. Instantly connect to Terraform Registry APIs, automate provider and module discovery, and enhance Infrastructure as Code (IaC) development. Benefit from advanced automation, secure deployments, and streamlined Registry interactions, empowering DevOps teams to manage cloud infrastructure with confidence.

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Automation for Terraform registry and modules

Automate Terraform Registry Integration

Instantly connect with Terraform Registry APIs for provider and module discovery. Streamline your Infrastructure as Code processes with direct access to documentation, module search, and verification tools. Minimize manual effort and ensure the latest resources are always at your fingertips.

Dual Transport Support.
Choose between Stdio and StreamableHTTP protocols for flexible deployment and integration.
Provider Discovery.
Search, query, and analyze Terraform providers directly from the Registry.
Module Search & Analysis.
Access detailed information, documentation, and analytics for registry modules.
Container Ready.
Deploy instantly with Docker for fast, scalable infrastructure management.
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Advanced Session Modes & Security

Benefit from both stateful and stateless session modes to match your deployment needs. Secure your infrastructure workflows with configurable CORS, origin restrictions, and recommended best practices, ensuring robust protection in both local and distributed environments.

Secure By Design.
Enforce CORS, origin controls, and environment-based security for all deployments.
Flexible Session Modes.
Switch between stateful and stateless modes to optimize for context-awareness or high availability.
Remote & Local Ready.
Support both local dev workflows and distributed, cloud-based deployments.
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Rich Tooling & Extensible Workflows

Leverage built-in tools for provider documentation, module analysis, and policy management. Integrate directly with VS Code, Claude Desktop, and Amazon Q for a seamless DevOps experience. Enhance productivity with CLI and containerized options for rapid deployment and scaling.

Provider & Module Tools.
Resolve documentation, fetch details, and search policies directly via built-in tools.
CLI & Containerized.
Install via source or Docker for instant, repeatable infrastructure automation.
IDE Integration.
Connect with VS Code, Claude Desktop, and Amazon Q for streamlined workflows.

MCP INTEGRATION

Available Terraform MCP Integration Tools

The following tools are available as part of the Terraform MCP integration:

resolve_provider_doc_id

Query the Terraform Registry to list available documentation for a specific provider, returning document IDs with titles and categories.

get_provider_docs

Fetch the complete documentation content for a specified provider resource, data source, or function using a document ID.

search_modules

Search the Terraform Registry for modules matching a query, returning module IDs, names, descriptions, download counts, and more.

module_details

Retrieve detailed documentation for a Terraform module, including inputs, outputs, configuration, submodules, and examples.

search_policies

Find Sentinel policies in the Terraform Registry based on a query, returning matching policy IDs, names, titles, and download counts.

policy_details

Get detailed documentation for a specific policy set, including the policy readme and implementation details.

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What is HashiCorp Terraform MCP Server

HashiCorp Terraform MCP Server is a specialized Model Context Protocol (MCP) server developed by HashiCorp, a leader in infrastructure automation. This server provides seamless integration with Terraform Registry APIs and is designed to help users write Terraform configuration files with the assistance of AI, such as large language models (LLMs). The MCP server allows for efficient sourcing of LLM-generated code suggestions, enabling DevOps professionals, cloud engineers, and platform teams to generate, validate, and deploy infrastructure as code more effectively. By leveraging the power of AI, the Terraform MCP server streamlines the process of infrastructure provisioning, configuration, and management, reducing manual effort and potential errors.

Capabilities

What we can do with HashiCorp Terraform MCP Server

With the HashiCorp Terraform MCP Server, users can leverage AI-powered capabilities to efficiently write, validate, and deploy Terraform configurations. The server provides integration with the Terraform Registry, making it easier to find and use modules, providers, and resources directly within your workflows. AI suggestions can help generate best practice infrastructure code, speed up development, and reduce the risk of misconfiguration.

AI-assisted code generation
Use large language models to automatically generate Terraform configuration code and modules.
Seamless Registry Integration
Access and leverage modules and providers from the Terraform Registry directly through the MCP server.
Validation and Error Reduction
Automatically validate infrastructure code and reduce manual errors with AI recommendations.
Accelerated Provisioning
Speed up infrastructure deployment using streamlined, AI-supported workflows.
Enhanced Collaboration
Enable teams to collaborate efficiently on infrastructure code with AI-driven suggestions and documentation.
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What is HashiCorp Terraform MCP Server

AI agents can greatly benefit from HashiCorp Terraform MCP Server by leveraging its AI-powered code generation, seamless registry integration, and automated validation features. This allows AI agents and software bots to autonomously manage, deploy, and optimize infrastructure as code, leading to increased efficiency, reduced human intervention, and faster delivery cycles in DevOps environments.