Deep-dive a single application or infrastructure component (k3s, ClickHouse, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, valkey, MinIO, Kafka, pgvector, VictoriaLogs, Vector, nginx, nodeexporter) and produce a Component Spec: image/tag or install model, ports, config, persistence, healthcheck, auth, and deployment gotchas. Use this before write-ansible-role when a role must deploy or integrate that component.
EnglishAnalyze a source application project (monorepo or single service, any runtime: .NET, Go, Python, Node) and produce a Role Design Spec: components, images/ports or install details, env config maps, infra dependencies, migration jobs, and deployment requirements. Use this before write-ansible-role when deploying a new product or service with Ansible.
EnglishQA an Ansible role (generated or existing) against the senior conventions: structure, variable completeness, naming, idempotency, secrets, compose/env or systemd correctness, healthchecks, air-gap and multi-instance readiness; lints with yamllint/ansible-lint and fixes CRITICAL/HIGH findings in place. Use when a role should be shipped or merged.
EnglishGenerate a production-grade Ansible role (app-deploy via Docker Compose, or infra-service via systemd/binaries/packages) from a Role Design Spec, following senior conventions: full defaults, orchestrator tasks, env/compose or systemd templates, healthchecks, registry, air-gap, migration jobs, README and Molecule examples. Use when you have a spec and need a deployable role for an application or infrastructure component.
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AGENT SKILLS ATLASIncludes Analyze Ansible Component, Analyze Ansible Role Project, Review Ansible Role, and other workflows.
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Analyze Ansible Component
Deep-dive a single application or infrastructure component (k3s, ClickHouse, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, valkey, MinIO, Kafka, pgvector, VictoriaLogs, Vector, nginx, nodeexporter) and produce a Component Spec: image/tag or install model, ports, config, persistence, healthcheck, auth, and deployment gotchas. Use this before write-ansible-role when a role must deploy or integrate that component.
Analyze Ansible Role Project
Analyze a source application project (monorepo or single service, any runtime: .NET, Go, Python, Node) and produce a Role Design Spec: components, images/ports or install details, env config maps, infra dependencies, migration jobs, and deployment requirements. Use this before write-ansible-role when deploying a new product or service with Ansible.
Review Ansible Role
QA an Ansible role (generated or existing) against the senior conventions: structure, variable completeness, naming, idempotency, secrets, compose/env or systemd correctness, healthchecks, air-gap and multi-instance readiness; lints with yamllint/ansible-lint and fixes CRITICAL/HIGH findings in place. Use when a role should be shipped or merged.
Write Ansible Role
Generate a production-grade Ansible role (app-deploy via Docker Compose, or infra-service via systemd/binaries/packages) from a Role Design Spec, following senior conventions: full defaults, orchestrator tasks, env/compose or systemd templates, healthchecks, registry, air-gap, migration jobs, README and Molecule examples. Use when you have a spec and need a deployable role for an application or infrastructure component.
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