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The `tf2pulumi` tool currently supports moving `.tf` files over to `.ts` (and soon `.py`) Pulumi source code.  We have <https://github.com/pulumi/tf2pulumi/issues/46> open tracking also converting `.tfstate` files over into Pulumi stacks.  That's currently in our next milestone (~May 2019).

Great, thanks.  I am more interested in state right now, but  we have tried tf2pulumi with some mixed results

Makes sense - if you have any feedback on the issues you hit with `tf2pulumi` - feel free to DM me.