Cloudforge

Estimated monthly cost for a set of resources, broken down per resource. An estimate, not a quote — it does not know the user's committed-use or enterprise discounts.

Check a design against the organisation's policies before deploying it. Returns violations. The deployment pipeline enforces the same rules, so clearing this first avoids a blocked apply.

Export a saved diagram's Terraform as it currently stands, without regenerating it.

Fetch a saved CloudForge diagram and generate Terraform HCL for it in one step. Use when the user wants IaC code for an existing saved diagram.

Repair broken Terraform. Give it the HCL and the error output from plan/apply and it returns corrected code. This is the right tool when a deployment fails — it is the same healer the deployment pipeline uses on itself.

Diagrams shared across the organisation — The Foundry. Distinct from the caller's own diagrams.

Generate Terraform HCL from a natural-language architecture description. Returns ready-to-use .tf files for Azure, AWS, or GCP.

Fetch a saved diagram by ID. Returns full JSON: nodes, edges, resource configurations.

Get one Mold (architecture template) in full: resource layout, connections, the 'why this shape' best practices, an inline Mermaid preview, and a link to forge it onto the CloudForge canvas.

Get CloudForge's current subscription plans and pricing (Free, Pro, Team, Business). Paid plans include a 14-day free trial. Prices are fetched live from CloudForge so they are always current. Use when the user asks what CloudForge costs, which plan to pick, or about the free trial — this is CloudForge's own product pricing, distinct from cloud-resource cost estimates.

Apply the fixes a person has already approved for one drift report. Refuses if anything in the batch is still undecided, if nothing is approved, or if a proposal was rejected — healing converges the whole diagram, so it cannot skip one resource. It then pauses at the Terraform plan: call cloudforge_approve_deployment with the job id once the user has agreed to the plan. Never approve that plan without asking them.

Parse existing Terraform HCL and return a diagram structure plus an inline Mermaid preview. Use when the user has .tf files and wants to visualise or understand their infrastructure.

Send an organisation invitation email via CloudForge.

Most recent drift report for a diagram.

List saved diagrams for the current user. Returns IDs, names, providers, and last-modified dates.

List all pending organisation invitations (email, name, role, sent date, expiry).

List all members of the current user's CloudForge organisation. Returns name, email, role, and status.

Browse CloudForge's Mold Library — 90 curated, best-practice architecture templates (30 each for Azure, AWS, GCP) across Web Apps, Microservices, Serverless, Data & Analytics, Networking, Security, AI & ML, and DevOps. Filter by provider, category, or free-text search. Use cloudforge_get_mold for full details and a diagram preview of one Mold.

Governance policies configured for this organisation.

List remediation proposals and where each one stands: awaiting_approval, approved, rejected, acknowledged, applying, applied, failed or expired.

Organisation-authored diagram templates (distinct from the built-in Mold library).

Convert raw diagram JSON (nodes + edges) to a Mermaid flowchart without fetching from the server. Use this when you already have diagram data in memory.

Get the current user's organisation details: name, domain, plan, member count, MFA policy, and the organisation's custom AI-assistant display name (default 'Vani').

Turn raw HCL into a diagram structure without saving anything and without needing an account. Deterministic — no AI. Use it to understand or visualise Terraform the user has locally.

Run `terraform plan` and return the add/change/destroy diff plus the security quality gate. Read-only — nothing is created or modified. Always plan before applying, and show the user the diff before calling cloudforge_apply.

Get recently accessed/modified diagrams (faster lookup than list_diagrams).

The append-only audit trail: every detection, decision and action, with who did it and when. This is the record an auditor asks for — what changed, why, and who said it could.

The bounds healing works inside: which resource types are excluded from being proposed at all, and how long a proposal stays actionable. There is no auto-approval setting by design.

Remove a member from the organisation. Cannot remove the Owner. Pass the member's user ID from cloudforge_list_members.

AI architecture review of a diagram — reliability, security, cost and scaling trade-offs, with specific findings rather than generic advice.

Save or update a diagram in CloudForge.

Compare a diagram against what is actually deployed in the cloud and report the differences. Needs a configured cloud connection. Use it to answer 'has anyone changed this by hand?'.

Get AI-recommended cloud resources for a described use case. Returns resource IDs, labels, categories, and suggested connections.

Run provider and HCL pre-flight checks (credentials, syntax, required fields) without planning.

Check HCL for syntax and provider-schema errors without deploying anything.