Catch errors and security gaps in Ansible code.
What it does
Checks existing Ansible code for syntax, quality, security, and runtime-test issues and returns findings with remediation guidance.
When to use it
Use when validating or debugging existing Ansible code, rather than generating new code.
How to use it
Give it existing Ansible code to validate; it returns stage outcomes, severity-grouped findings, blockers, and remediation steps.
What you provide
- An existing project
Uses
What you need · 6
Uses Python 3 for module extraction and temporary virtual-environment bootstrapping.
Baseline validation uses Ansible, including ansible-playbook; the stated minimum is 2.9, with 2.12 or later recommended, and wrappers attempt temporary installation when missing.
Access · 8
This skill
Context7
Looks up docs through Context7
Ansible module documentation
Searches for Ansible module docs