🚀 Hi everyone! I’m excited to share a small DevOps side project I’ve been building called InfraAsPrompt.
InfraAsPrompt helps generate validated Terraform scaffolding for AWS infrastructure from structured configuration prompts. The idea came from repeatedly seeing simple infrastructure-as-code mistakes (missing parameters, incorrect settings, incomplete resource definitions) cause problems later during deployment or reviews.
Instead of discovering these issues after writing Terraform or during CI checks, InfraAsPrompt validates the configuration inputs first and then generates structured Terraform scaffolding that you can download and use as a starting point.
Right now the tool supports generating Terraform setups for common AWS components such as VPC networking, EC2 instances, and S3 buckets, along with simple multi-service stacks. The goal is not to replace writing Terraform, but to help reduce setup friction and prevent common configuration mistakes early in the workflow.
This is still an early experiment and I’m trying to understand where it fits best in real DevOps workflows. I’d really appreciate feedback from builders and engineers here — especially around how you currently scaffold Terraform projects and handle configuration validation.
If you’re curious to try it out or share thoughts, you can check it here:
https://infraasprompt.com
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🚀Built **InfraAsPrompt** — a small DevOps tool that generates validated Terraform scaffolding for AWS (VPC, EC2, S3) from structured prompts. The goal is to prevent common IaC configuration mistakes.