Terraform / OpenTofu Command Helper

Download required providers, modules, and configure remote state backend.

Re-evaluate provider version constraints and update the dependency lock file.

Ignore existing backend configuration and configure a new remote backend.

Show all isolated state workspaces in current working directory.

Create and immediately switch to a new environment workspace (e.g. staging, prod).

Switch active state context to the specified workspace.

Compare local configuration against live state and display planned infrastructure additions/deletions.

Serialize exact execution plan to disk to guarantee identical changes upon apply.

Execute changes exactly as recorded in the saved plan without re-prompting.

Isolate execution planning to a single resource or module, ignoring other changes.

Execute changes only on the designated target resource, bypassing manual prompt.

Load environment-specific variables from a tfvars file (e.g. prod.tfvars).

Query real-world cloud infrastructure without planning any resource modifications.

Tear down only the specified cloud resource while leaving the rest intact.

Output every resource address tracked in the active remote or local state.

Inspect all live attributes, IDs, and metadata for a tracked resource.

Safely un-track a resource from state without running cloud deletion.

Update state address after refactoring code, preventing destructive destroy & recreate.

Export the complete live remote state JSON directly to a local backup file.

Manually remove a lingering state lock left behind by a killed or timed-out process.

Link an existing unmanaged cloud resource to your Terraform/OpenTofu code.

Standardize syntax, indentation, and alignment across all .tf and .tfvars files.

Verify that configuration files are syntactically valid and internally consistent.

Render visual dependency relationships between resources using Graphviz dot.

Extract all declared output values (IPs, endpoints, ARNs) from current state.