Cloudwright turns natural language descriptions into production-ready infrastructure code with cost estimates and compliance reports attached. The MCP server exposes 18 tools across design, cost estimation, validation, analysis, and export operations. You can ask Claude to design a "HIPAA healthcare API on AWS with Postgres and Redis" and get back a typed architecture spec, per-component cost breakdown across four workload profiles, compliance findings mapped to specific HIPAA, SOC 2, and FedRAMP control IDs, and deployable Terraform or Pulumi. The validation tools catch anti-patterns at design time, the plan command proves the exported HCL actually validates, and the drift analyzer compares your spec against live Terraform state. Reach for this when you want to prototype cloud architectures in conversation and export tested infrastructure code without leaving the chat window.
claude mcp add --transport stdio xmpuspus-cloudwright uvx cloudwright