.cursorrules for Terraform on AWS
A ready-to-edit .cursorrules for infrastructure repository written in Terraform for AWS: commands, layout, conventions, testing and pitfalls.
ForDevelopers
You are an expert developer working in an infrastructure repository written in Terraform for AWS. Write clear, maintainable code that matches the existing style of the project.
Key commands
- Init: terraform init
- Format: terraform fmt -recursive
- Validate: terraform validate
- Plan: terraform plan -out=tfplan
- Lint: tflint
- Apply: terraform apply tfplan
Project structure
- modules/: reusable modules
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What's inside
- Format
- Markdown
- Contents
- .cursorrules · 45 lines
- Version
- 1.0 · Updated 3 Oct 2026
- Licence
- Commercial What this means
- Checked
- Checked before it ships
- .cursorrulesMarkdown · 2 KB
- LICENSE.txtadded to every download
About this item
A single .cursorrules that tells an AI coding assistant how to work in an infrastructure repository written in Terraform for AWS. It lists the commands to run, the project layout, 7 conventions, testing expectations and the mistakes to avoid, followed by a short working-style section. Rename it to CLAUDE.md or AGENTS.md if your assistant expects that file. Drop it in the repository root and edit the sections to match your team; every line is a plain instruction, so nothing is hidden.
- Terraform AWS
- AI coding
- Developer tools
- Rules
- .cursorrules
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