What problem does it solve? Writing Ansible content that follows community best practices is hard: developers must remember FQCN module names, variable prefixing rules, handler conventions, idempotency requirements, and dozens of style rules. This Skill generates compliant Ansible content from a description or audits existing content against the Red Hat CoP automation good practices, producing scored reviews with actionable fixes. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Write Mode: Generate tasks, handlers, playbooks, Jinja2 templates, variable definitions, inventory structures, and argument specs from a natural-language description, applying all style rules automatically. - Improve Mode: Audit existing Ansible YAML files or directories against a 14-category checklist, receive a 1-10 compliance score, and get the top 3 highest-impact recommendations. - Best-Practice Enforcement: Applies rules like FQCN module names, true/false booleans, role-prefixed variables, loop over deprecated with_*, and modules over shell/raw. - Use Case: Ask it to write a task that installs and configures nginx, and it produces a fully compliant task with explicit state, FQCN module, tags, and handler notification, plus next-step suggestions like running ansible-lint. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to write an Ansible playbook that configures web servers using the write-content skill, or pass a path to an existing playbook file to have it reviewed and scored.
