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Terraform guidance — HCL structure, modules, state management, workspaces, planning discipline, and safe applies.

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## Overview

Terraform manages infrastructure as code: you declare resources in HCL, Terraform plans the diff between config and reality, and applies it. The plan/apply separation is the core safety mechanism — every infrastructure change gets reviewed before it executes. Teams that respect the plan step sleep well; teams that `-auto-approve` everything learn why the hard way.

The hard parts of Terraform are state management, module design, and blast-radius control — not HCL syntax. This skill covers structuring Terraform projects, handling state safely, writing reusable modules, and the planning discipline that keeps applies boring.

## When to use

- Structuring a new Terraform project (layout, modules, environments).
- Managing remote state (backends, locking, state surgery).
- Writing reusable modules (interfaces, versioning).
- Reviewing plans safely (what to look for, when to stop).
- Refactoring Terraform code (moved blocks, imports, renames).
- Choosing workspaces vs directories vs separate states.
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