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CloudForge — Terraform Visual Diagram

CloudForge — Terraform Visual Diagram

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Visual infrastructure diagram for Terraform files. Import, visualize, and generate IaC for Azure, AWS, and GCP — powered by CloudForge.
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CloudForge — Terraform Visual Diagram

Visualize, import, and generate Terraform infrastructure diagrams directly inside VS Code — powered by CloudForge.

Compatible with VS Code, Kiro, and any VS Code-based IDE.


Features

  • Import Terraform folders — Open any folder of .tf files and instantly see an interactive diagram
  • Generate Terraform — Draw a diagram and export production-ready HCL
  • Bidirectional sync — Edit .tf files and watch the diagram update live
  • Multi-cloud — Azure, AWS, and GCP resource support out of the box
  • @cloudforge Copilot Chat — Manipulate your diagram and get expert advice using natural language
  • Save & load diagrams — Persist diagrams to your CloudForge account and reload across sessions
  • Free tier — No credit card required

Getting Started

  1. Install the extension and click the CloudForge icon in the Activity Bar
  2. Sign in with your CloudForge account (free tier available)
  3. Open a Terraform file or use Import Folder to load an existing project
  4. Your diagram appears live alongside your code

@cloudforge Copilot Chat

Requires GitHub Copilot Chat. Type @cloudforge in the chat panel to interact with your diagram using natural language.

Diagram Manipulation

These commands directly modify the canvas:

Example prompt What happens
@cloudforge add a Linux VM Adds the resource to the diagram
@cloudforge add a storage account called my_storage Adds with a specific label
@cloudforge connect web_vm to my_storage Draws a connection between two nodes
@cloudforge remove web_vm Deletes the node and its edges
@cloudforge clear the diagram Wipes the entire canvas
@cloudforge build a 3-tier web app Generates a full architecture pattern
@cloudforge what's on the diagram Describes current resources and connections

Advisory — Pricing, Security & Validation

These prompts stream a full Copilot answer using your live diagram and Terraform code as context:

Topic Example prompt
Pricing / cost @cloudforge what will this infrastructure cost per month?
Security review @cloudforge review this for security issues
Terraform validation @cloudforge validate my Terraform for best practices
Compliance @cloudforge is this architecture CIS-benchmark compliant?
Deployment @cloudforge how do I deploy this to Azure?
High availability @cloudforge how do I make this setup highly available?
Optimization @cloudforge how can I reduce cost on this architecture?
Architecture advice @cloudforge what's the difference between App Service and AKS here?
Networking @cloudforge explain the network topology
Best practices @cloudforge any recommendations for this setup?

The intent is detected automatically — advisory questions get a streamed expert answer, action phrases manipulate the diagram.


Commands

Command Description
CloudForge: Sign Out Sign out of your CloudForge account
CloudForge: Refresh Diagram Re-parse the current Terraform file

Extension Settings

Setting Default Description
cloudforge.apiUrl https://cloudforge.cloud API base URL — change only if self-hosting

Requirements

  • A free CloudForge account
  • GitHub Copilot Chat (for @cloudforge AI features)

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