# Terraform Consumer Implement

> Implements infrastructure provisioning based on approved design and tasks. Executes Terraform plans and applies changes while ensuring compliance with security and best practices.

- Skill: `panchal-ravi/terraform-consumer-implement` (Agent Skill)
- Install (CLI): `npx skillmds@latest add panchal-ravi/terraform-consumer-implement`
- Raw SKILL.md: https://api.skillmd.com/api/skills/panchal-ravi/terraform-consumer-implement/raw
- Safety review: pending
- Works with: Claude Code, Claude.ai, OpenAI Codex
- Category: DevOps & Infra
- Author: panchal-ravi (https://skillmd.com/u/panchal-ravi)
- Updated: 2026-09-17
- Page: https://skillmd.com/skills/panchal-ravi/terraform-consumer-implement

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## User Input

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### GitHub Issue Setup

Before starting the workflow, read the GitHub issue and branch details from `specs/{FEATURE}/gh-issue.json` using `gh issue view` command

1. **Validate Issue**: Confirm the GitHub issue is valid and contains all required information
2. **Mark as In Progress**: Add `in-progress` label when starting work using `gh issue edit <issue-number> --add-label "in-progress"`
3. **Update Issue with Progress**: Comment on the issue at the start and completion of each Github spec-kit stage with a short summary and link to the generated artifacts:
   - Format: `🤖 **[Stage Name]** - [Started/Completed]: Brief summary`
   - Example: `🤖 **speckit.specify** - Started: Creating feature specification from requirements`
   - Example: `🤖 **speckit.specify** - Completed: Generated spec.md with 5 core requirements`

### Environment
All files and folders exist in /workspace/ directory. 
All speckit scripts are located in `/workspace/.specify/scripts/bash` directory.

You should not require to change to any other directory.

### Execution Workflow
For each task use concurrent subagents to speed up the process. 
Allocate subtask efficiently, some tasks like writing a file should only be created once, I will breakdown tasks to you.

0. Read GitHub issue from `gh-issue.json` file and use `gh issue view` command to retrieve the issue details. Confirm the gh issue is valid, when you start mark the issue to in-progress using the label in-progress, update the github issue with comments when you start and finish each speckit stage with a short summary
1. Validate environment and credentials by running `.specify/scripts/bash/validate-env.sh`
2. Use 2 concurrent subagents `speckit.implement` - Generate Terraform code and test in sandbox workspace (init, plan only)
3. commit and update Git issue and continue to next stage
4. Deploy to HCP Terraform - Run `terraform init/plan/apply` via CLI (NOT MCP create_run)
5. Verify successful apply
6. commit and update Git issue and continue to next stage
7. Cleanup - Queue destroy plan only if confirmed
8. Create a PR linked to this GH issue with all committed changes for review.