Does this skill help with Azure provider versioning?

Yes, it enforces specific version constraints for the azurerm (>= 4.0) and azapi (>= 2.0) providers as required by the latest AVM specification.

Can I use this for existing Terraform code?

Absolutely. You can use this skill to review or refactor existing Azure modules to bring them up to current verified standards and architectural best practices.

What is the Azure Verified Modules (AVM) skill?

It is a specialized capability for Claude Code that provides the rules, patterns, and best practices required to build Terraform modules that meet Microsoft's official AVM certification standards.

What naming conventions does this skill enforce?

It ensures all locals, variables, outputs, and symbolic resource names use lower snake_casing and follow HashiCorp's recommended naming rules.

Does it include testing and linting requirements?

Yes, it outlines the mandatory use of testing tools like terrafmt, Checkov, and tflint with the azurerm plugin to ensure code quality and security.

Azure Verified Modules (AVM) Standard

Name: Azure Verified Modules (AVM) Standard
Author: hashicorp

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Cloud Infrastructure

Implements Microsoft's official requirements and best practices for developing certified Azure Terraform modules.

This skill equips Claude with the comprehensive technical specifications for Azure Verified Modules (AVM), enabling the generation and review of Terraform code that meets Microsoft's highest certification standards. It ensures your infrastructure-as-code aligns with mandatory patterns for resource ordering, provider versioning (azurerm 4.0+), variable naming, and sensitive data handling. By using this skill, developers can automate the creation of high-quality, maintainable, and consistent Azure modules that are ready for the Terraform Registry.

Key Features

01329 GitHub stars

02Standardizes Azure provider configurations including azurerm and azapi version constraints.

03Enforces AVM-compliant naming and lower snake_casing conventions across all resources.

04Implements best-practice patterns for dynamic blocks and conditional resource creation.

05Validates variable and output definitions against strict certification criteria.

06Optimizes resource and module block internal ordering for enhanced readability.

Use Cases

01Refactoring legacy Terraform modules to support modern provider versions and security standards.

02Reviewing existing infrastructure code to ensure alignment with Azure best practices.

03Developing new Azure Terraform modules intended for official AVM certification.

What are Skills?·How to Install

Install with 🐟 Skill.Fish

npx skillfish add hashicorp/agent-skills azure-verified-modules

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