huawei-cloud-terraform-generator

This skill generates Huawei Cloud Terraform configurations and can execute the deployment with user-guided approval. It solves the problem of translating an infrastructure goal — such as deploying a website, launching an application, or creating network, compute, database, load-balancing, or storage resources — into working Terraform (HCL) that follows Huawei Cloud best practices. It is triggered both by explicit Terraform requests and by higher-level goals expressed in natural language (in English or Chinese).

The skill ships an extensive library of ready-made example modules under assets/, organized by Huawei Cloud service (AntiDDoS, AOM, APIG, AS, BMS, CBH, and many more), each containing main.tf, variables.tf, providers.tf, terraform.tfvars, and a README documenting prerequisites and variables. For example, one AOM module demonstrates distributing alarms by tags via Prometheus monitoring, listing required authentication variables (region, access key, secret key) and resource variables, and showing how to fill terraform.tfvars. The agent selects and adapts the appropriate example, wires in the user's variables, and can then run the Terraform workflow to deploy — with the skill's design keeping the user in the approval loop before changes are applied.

Target users are cloud engineers, DevOps practitioners, and AI agents who want to provision or manage Huawei Cloud infrastructure as code. Typical use cases include standing up VPCs and ECS instances, configuring auto scaling, setting up monitoring and alarming, or deploying multi-service application stacks. Because deployment performs real write operations against a cloud account using the user's AK/SK, the workflow relies on user-guided approval; credentials are supplied through standard Terraform variables rather than being harvested or exfiltrated, keeping the tool a standard, controlled IaC generator.