detect_terraform_entrypoints
Detect likely root module entrypoints
How to use it
detect_terraform_entrypoints is exposed by the Tfmcp MCP server. Add the server to your MCP client (Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf and others), and the detect_terraform_entrypoints tool becomes available to the model automatically. See the full listing for setup details and every tool this server provides.
Install Tfmcp
docker run -it tfmcpOther tools in Tfmcp (39)
Module health with cohesion/coupling metrics
NEW Analyze plan with risk scoring and recommendations
NEW Analyze state with drift detection
Analyze configuration
Apply Terraform configuration
Check .terraform.lock.hcl for reproducible provider selections
Destroy Terraform-managed infrastructure
Detect drift candidates from readable state without modifying infrastructure
Provider resources, data sources, functions, and guides
Provider details (HashiCorp-compatible alias)
Provider documentation
Provider details
Resource dependencies visualization
Security scan with secret detection
Generate and show execution plan
Show current state
Initialize Terraform working directory
Inspect state readability, drift risk, lockfile status, and blockers
Inspect local Terraform directories, modules, and likely entrypoints
List all managed resources
Generate blockers, warnings, and a recommended change sequence
Review plan risk, blockers, destructive changes, and recommendations
Run CI-friendly validation, module health, guideline, and lockfile checks
Search modules (HashiCorp-compatible alias)
Search providers (HashiCorp-compatible alias)
Search providers
Change active project directory
Refactoring suggestions
Generate markdown plan summary for PR comments
NEW Format code
NEW Generate dependency graph
NEW Import existing resources
NEW Get output values
NEW Get provider info with lock file
NEW Refresh state
NEW Taint/untaint resources
NEW Manage workspaces (list, show, new, select, delete)
Validate configuration syntax
Detailed validation with guidelines