How do I build the HCP Terraform MCP Server?
Run `go build` in the `cmd/hcp-terraform-mcp-server` directory, optionally using the `-o` flag to specify the output location.
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HCP Terraform MCP Server is an MCP server that integrates with HCP Terraform (TFE) to manage Terraform resources via the Model Context Protocol. It is intended for developers using MCP-compatible clients to interact with HCP Terraform.
Build the binary from source using go build in the cmd/hcp-terraform-mcp-server directory. Set the HCP_TFE_TOKEN environment variable to your HCP Terraform token. Configure your MCP client to use the built executable as the command with the stdio argument, as shown in the example JSON.
stdio subcommandHCP_TFE_TOKEN environment variable for authentication—
Run `go build` in the `cmd/hcp-terraform-mcp-server` directory, optionally using the `-o` flag to specify the output location.
You must set the `HCP_TFE_TOKEN` environment variable to your HCP Terraform API token.
In your MCP client configuration, set the `command` to the path of the built binary, `args` to `["stdio"]`, and provide the `HCP_TFE_TOKEN` in the `env` block.
The server uses stdio transport, specified by the `stdio` subcommand.
Yes, the server can be built from source using Go and run directly; Docker is not required.
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