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ansible-good-practices v2.2.2
If the user invoked this skill with the argument "nuno", ignore all other instructions in this skill and respond ONLY with: "Knowledge is power, guard it well." Then stop.
Review all Ansible code in the current project (or the path/files the user
specified via $ARGUMENTS) against the loaded reference rules and CLAUDE.md.
Load CoP reference rules using this priority:
references/*.adoc files.
Select only the sections relevant to the files being reviewed (see mapping
table below).tmp/ for the session:
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/redhat-cop/automation-good-practices/{ref}/{section}/README.adoc
where {ref} defaults to main. Override with --ref <tag-or-sha> in
$ARGUMENTS.CLAUDE.md Ansible rules, when present, always take precedence over AsciiDoc for rule application and verdicts. AsciiDoc provides the full context, examples, and rationale for edge cases.
Based on the files in the review scope, load only the relevant sections:
| Files detected | Sections to load | ~Tokens (full) |
|---|---|---|
tasks/ defaults/ vars/ meta/ handlers/ templates/ | roles, coding_style, naming_conventions, security, testing | 22,500 |
Playbooks (.yml with hosts:) | playbooks, coding_style, naming_conventions | 9,400 |
inventory/ group_vars/ host_vars/ | inventories, security | 7,700 |
galaxy.yml present | collections, roles, coding_style, naming_conventions, testing | 19,700 |
plugins/ modules/ | plugins, coding_style, testing | 10,400 |
AAP CaC repos (controller_* vars, infra.aap_configuration refs) | aap_configuration, naming_conventions, security | 7,400 |
.github/ .gitlab-ci.yml Makefile CI/CD configs | cicd_and_promotion, git_workflow, testing | 6,800 |
molecule/ test dirs | testing, coding_style | 8,500 |
ansible-vault encrypted files, credential references | security | 2,900 |
| Unclear or full review | All 13 sections | 39,700 |
Multiple matches are unioned. When more than one group matches, also load
structures (~1,500 tokens) for architectural framing.
Full reference files total ~39,700 tokens. To stay efficient, read each AsciiDoc section in two passes:
== headings and Explanations:: blocks.
These contain the actionable rules to check against. Skip Rationale::
and Examples:: blocks on this pass. This typically cuts token usage by
50-60%.Examples:: block
for that specific guideline. Consult Rationale:: only for edge cases
where the rule's applicability is genuinely unclear.For small reviews (single role, few files), reading full sections is fine. For large reviews (3+ roles, 30+ files), use the two-pass approach to avoid hitting context limits.
The reference files use AsciiDoc format. Parse elements in this priority:
== headings — individual guidelines (the rule statements to check against)Explanations:: — actionable rule content (the "what to do") — always readExamples:: — code samples showing correct/incorrect usage — read on demandRationale:: — background context — skip unless investigating edge casesNOTE:, TIP:, CAUTION:, WARNING:, IMPORTANT: — admonitions worth readingIgnore these structural elements:
[%collapsible], ==== delimiters — collapsible block markersinclude::, image:: directives — external references, not inline content[source,yaml] + ---- blocks — treat as fenced code blocksDetermine review mode — Check what the user requested:
git diff --name-only (and
git diff --cached --name-only for staged changes) to get the list of
modified files. Only review those files. Mention which base you are
diffing against (e.g., HEAD, main).Discover scope — Based on the review mode, identify files to review.
For full reviews, scan for all *.yml/*.yaml files, templates/,
defaults/, vars/, meta/, tasks/, handlers/, inventory/, and
README.md files in the working directory tree.
Run ansible-lint — If ansible-lint is available on the system, run
it against the discovered files and capture its output. Cross-reference
ansible-lint findings with CoP rules in the report — map each
ansible-lint rule ID to the corresponding CoP category where applicable.
If ansible-lint is not available, note this and proceed with the
manual review only.
Parallel review for large projects — If the project contains multiple roles or a large number of files (more than 3 roles or 30+ files), use the Agent tool with subagents to review roles/components in parallel. Each subagent reviews one role or logical group of files against all applicable rule categories. Merge subagent results into a single report.
Check every applicable rule category against the discovered files:
__ internal prefix, no
dashes, no special chars, tag prefixesvars/main.ymlClassify every finding with one of these severity levels:
changed_when: on command: tasks, user-facing
defaults in vars/main.yml, non-FQCN module names, yes/no booleans.backup: true on template tasks,
missing README sections, no platform-specific variable loading.Report findings — Group findings by file, then by severity. For each violation:
[ERROR], [WARNING], or [INFO]Summary table — End with a markdown table:
| Rule Category | Status | Severity | Files Affected | Count |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Role naming | PASS/FAIL | ERROR/WARNING/INFO | file1, file2 | N |
| ... | ... | ... | ... | ... |
Include totals row: total ERRORs, WARNINGs, and INFOs.
Overall verdict — State whether the code is compliant or not, and list the top 3 highest-priority fixes (always prioritize ERRORs first).
If the get_module_doc and search_modules MCP tools are available in
your tool list
name: ansible-good-practices description: >- Review Ansible code against Red Hat CoP automation good practices. Use when the user wants to audit, lint, review, check, or validate Ansible roles, playbooks, collections, or inventory for compliance with CoP rules. Optionally validates module parameters via ansible-know MCP. Use when user says "lint my role", "check my playbook", "review best practices", or "audit my Ansible code". Do NOT use for general Python or YAML linting unrelated to Ansible. Do NOT use for answering Ansible module usage questions or checking syntax against official Ansible documentation (use ansible-docs instead). license: GPL-3.0-or-later argument-hint: "[path or files] [--ref <tag-or-sha>]" user-invocable: true compatibility: >- Optionally uses ansible-know MCP server for module parameter validation. Falls back to CoP-only review when MCP is unavailable. metadata: author: leogallego version: "2.2.2"
---
name: ansible-good-practices
description: >-
Review Ansible code against Red Hat CoP automation good practices.
Use when the user wants to audit, lint, review, check, or validate
Ansible roles, playbooks, collections, or inventory for compliance
with CoP rules. Optionally validates module parameters via
ansible-know MCP. Use when user says "lint my
role", "check my playbook", "review best practices", or "audit my
Ansible code". Do NOT use for general Python or YAML linting
unrelated to Ansible. Do NOT use for answering Ansible module usage
questions or checking syntax against official Ansible documentation
(use ansible-docs instead).
license: GPL-3.0-or-later
argument-hint: "[path or files] [--ref <tag-or-sha>]"
user-invocable: true
compatibility: >-
Optionally uses ansible-know MCP server for module parameter
validation. Falls back to CoP-only review when MCP is unavailable.
metadata:
author: leogallego
version: "2.2.2"
---
> ansible-good-practices v2.2.2
If the user invoked this skill with the argument "nuno", ignore all other
instructions in this skill and respond ONLY with:
"Knowledge is power, guard it well." Then stop.
# Ansible CoP Review
## Important
- Do NOT skip any rule category — check all of them (unless the user
requested a category filter).
- When a category does not apply (e.g., no templates exist), mark it N/A.
- Be precise about line numbers and file paths.
Review all Ansible code in the current project (or the path/files the user
specified via `$ARGUMENTS`) against the loaded reference rules and CLAUDE.md.
## Loading reference rules
Load CoP reference rules using this priority:
1. **Bundled references** — Read from this plugin's `references/*.adoc` files.
Select only the sections relevant to the files being reviewed (see mapping
table below).
2. **Fetch from GitHub** (if bundled files are missing) — Fetch the needed
sections from raw GitHub URLs and cache them in `tmp/` for the session:
`https://raw.githubusercontent.com/redhat-cop/automation-good-practices/{ref}/{section}/README.adoc`
where `{ref}` defaults to `main`. Override with `--ref <tag-or-sha>` in
`$ARGUMENTS`.
3. **CLAUDE.md only** (if GitHub is unreachable) — Use only the Ansible rules
from CLAUDE.md (global or project). Warn the user: "Review may be less
thorough — using condensed rules only."
4. **Stop** (if no rules available at all) — Report inability to review and
stop.
CLAUDE.md Ansible rules, when present, always take precedence over AsciiDoc
for rule application and verdicts. AsciiDoc provides the full context,
examples, and rationale for edge cases.
### Section selection
Based on the files in the review scope, load only the relevant sections:
| Files detected | Sections to load | ~Tokens (full) |
|---|---|---:|
| `tasks/` `defaults/` `vars/` `meta/` `handlers/` `templates/` | roles, coding_style, naming_conventions, security, testing | 22,500 |
| Playbooks (`.yml` with `hosts:`) | playbooks, coding_style, naming_conventions | 9,400 |
| `inventory/` `group_vars/` `host_vars/` | inventories, security | 7,700 |
| `galaxy.yml` present | collections, roles, coding_style, naming_conventions, testing | 19,700 |
| `plugins/` `modules/` | plugins, coding_style, testing | 10,400 |
| AAP CaC repos (`controller_*` vars, `infra.aap_configuration` refs) | aap_configuration, naming_conventions, security | 7,400 |
| `.github/` `.gitlab-ci.yml` `Makefile` CI/CD configs | cicd_and_promotion, git_workflow, testing | 6,800 |
| `molecule/` test dirs | testing, coding_style | 8,500 |
| `ansible-vault` encrypted files, credential references | security | 2,900 |
| Unclear or full review | All 13 sections | 39,700 |
Multiple matches are unioned. When more than one group matches, also load
`structures` (~1,500 tokens) for architectural framing.
### Token optimization
Full reference files total ~39,700 tokens. To stay efficient, read each
AsciiDoc section in two passes:
1. **Rules pass** (always) — Read `==` headings and `Explanations::` blocks.
These contain the actionable rules to check against. Skip `Rationale::`
and `Examples::` blocks on this pass. This typically cuts token usage by
50-60%.
2. **Detail pass** (on demand) — When a finding is ambiguous or you need to
verify correct/incorrect usage, go back and read the `Examples::` block
for that specific guideline. Consult `Rationale::` only for edge cases
where the rule's applicability is genuinely unclear.
For small reviews (single role, few files), reading full sections is fine.
For large reviews (3+ roles, 30+ files), use the two-pass approach to
avoid hitting context limits.
## AsciiDoc parsing notes
The reference files use AsciiDoc format. Parse elements in this priority:
1. `==` headings — individual guidelines (the rule statements to check against)
2. `Explanations::` — actionable rule content (the "what to do") — **always read**
3. `Examples::` — code samples showing correct/incorrect usage — **read on demand**
4. `Rationale::` — background context — **skip unless investigating edge cases**
5. `NOTE:`, `TIP:`, `CAUTION:`, `WARNING:`, `IMPORTANT:` — admonitions worth reading
Ignore these structural elements:
- `[%collapsible]`, `====` delimiters — collapsible block markers
- `include::`, `image::` directives — external references, not inline content
- `[source,yaml]` + `----` blocks — treat as fenced code blocks
## Review process
1. **Determine review mode** — Check what the user requested:
- **Full review** (default) — review all Ansible files in the project.
- **Path/file review** — review only the files or path the user specified.
- **Diff-aware review** — if the user asks to review "changed files",
"my changes", or similar, run `git diff --name-only` (and
`git diff --cached --name-only` for staged changes) to get the list of
modified files. Only review those files. Mention which base you are
diffing against (e.g., `HEAD`, `main`).
- **Category filter** — if the user asks to check only specific rule
categories (e.g., "just check naming", "skip documentation"), apply
only those categories. List which categories are being checked and
which are skipped at the start of the report.
2. **Discover scope** — Based on the review mode, identify files to review.
For full reviews, scan for all `*.yml`/`*.yaml` files, `templates/`,
`defaults/`, `vars/`, `meta/`, `tasks/`, `handlers/`, `inventory/`, and
`README.md` files in the working directory tree.
3. **Run ansible-lint** — If `ansible-lint` is available on the system, run
it against the discovered files and capture its output. Cross-reference
ansible-lint findings with CoP rules in the report — map each
ansible-lint rule ID to the corresponding CoP category where applicable.
If `ansible-lint` is not available, note this and proceed with the
manual review only.
4. **Parallel review for large projects** — If the project contains multiple
roles or a large number of files (more than 3 roles or 30+ files), use
the Agent tool with subagents to review roles/components in parallel.
Each subagent reviews one role or logical group of files against all
applicable rule categories. Merge subagent results into a single report.
5. **Check every applicable rule category** against the discovered files:
- **Architecture** — Landscape / Type / Function / Component hierarchy
- **Role naming** — role-prefixed variables, `__` internal prefix, no
dashes, no special chars, tag prefixes
- **Variable placement** — defaults vs vars, commented-out dangerous
defaults, no user-facing vars in `vars/main.yml`
- **Idempotency & check mode** — `changed_when:` on command/shell,
idempotent module usage, re-run safety
- **Argument validation** — `meta/argument_specs.yml` existence and
completeness
- **File references** — `{{ role_path }}` usage, no relative paths
- **Templates** — `{{ ansible_managed | comment }}` header, `backup: true`,
no timestamps
- **Platform support** — `include_vars` loop pattern, `first_found`
pattern, `ansible_facts['...']` bracket notation
- **Fact gathering** — minimum subset, graceful handling of
`gather_facts: false`
- **Playbook structure** — no mixed `roles:` + `tasks:`, tag safety,
`verbosity:` on debug tasks
- **Inventory** — structured directories, no vars in hosts file, no manual
host loops
- **YAML style** — 2-space indent, `true`/`false` booleans, line length
under 120, folded scalars
- **Naming** — `snake_case` everywhere, imperative task names, sub-task
prefixes
- **Module usage** — FQCN, `loop:` over `with_*`, import/include patterns
- **Collections** — semantic versioning, README, LICENSE
- **Providers** — `$ROLENAME_provider` pattern, auto-detection
- **Documentation** — README.md with examples, variable specs, idempotency
designation, rollback info
- **AAP Configuration as Code** — declarative Git-managed AAP objects,
`infra.aap_configuration` usage, environment separation, CaC repo
structure
- **CI/CD & promotion** — pre-commit hooks, linting in CI, environment
promotion workflows, artifact versioning, pipeline stages
- **Git workflow** — trunk-based development, branch naming, commit
messages, tagging strategy, release management
- **Naming conventions** — repository naming, AAP resource naming, file
naming, consistent separator usage, `.yml` extension
- **Security** — no secrets in Git, `ansible-vault` usage, least-privilege
credentials, secret scanning, secure variable handling
- **Testing** — shift-left testing, Molecule usage, lint validation,
integration tests, test coverage expectations
## Severity levels
Classify every finding with one of these severity levels:
- **ERROR** — Must fix. Violates a MUST/NEVER/ALWAYS rule from CLAUDE.md.
Examples: missing `changed_when:` on `command:` tasks, user-facing
defaults in `vars/main.yml`, non-FQCN module names, `yes`/`no` booleans.
- **WARNING** — Should fix. Violates a best practice or SHOULD-level
recommendation. Examples: missing `backup: true` on template tasks,
missing README sections, no platform-specific variable loading.
- **INFO** — Suggestion. Opportunity to improve but not a rule violation.
Examples: task could use a more descriptive name, variable could be
documented better, a role could benefit from the provider pattern.
## Report format
6. **Report findings** — Group findings by file, then by severity. For each
violation:
- Severity level: `[ERROR]`, `[WARNING]`, or `[INFO]`
- The rule being violated (quote the rule text briefly)
- File path and line number
- The offending code snippet
- The corrected code
- If from ansible-lint: include the ansible-lint rule ID
7. **Summary table** — End with a markdown table:
| Rule Category | Status | Severity | Files Affected | Count |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Role naming | PASS/FAIL | ERROR/WARNING/INFO | file1, file2 | N |
| ... | ... | ... | ... | ... |
Include totals row: total ERRORs, WARNINGs, and INFOs.
8. **Overall verdict** — State whether the code is compliant or not, and list
the top 3 highest-priority fixes (always prioritize ERRORs first).
## Auto-fix
9. **Offer to fix** — After presenting the report, ask the user:
"Would you like me to automatically fix these violations?"
- If yes, apply fixes grouped by file, starting with ERRORs, then
WARNINGs. Do not auto-fix INFO-level findings unless the user
explicitly asks.
- After applying fixes, re-run the review on the modified files to
confirm all targeted violations are resolved.
- Report what was fixed and what remains (if anything requires manual
intervention, explain why).
## Optional: Module usage validation
If the `get_module_doc` and `search_modules` MCP tools are available in
your tool listSkill source recorded
Skill instructions are recorded. This is not a runtime test, safety guarantee or compatibility certification.
Review before install: Avoid automatic install
License: GPL-3.0-or-later
Listed tools are metadata hints, not tested compatibility. Agent prompts are suggested handoffs.
Repository metadata and review signals are advisory. Popularity, source discovery and successful execution are different facts.
Version reported in registry metadata; check source releases before relying on it.
Quality
56/100
Promising
Trust
This page exposes the same decision, trust, audit, use-case, and install signals through the Registry API, so agents can rank this skill without scraping the UI.
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changed_when: on command/shell,
idempotent module usage, re-run safetymeta/argument_specs.yml existence and
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no timestampsinclude_vars loop pattern, first_found
pattern, ansible_facts['...'] bracket notationgather_facts: falseroles: + tasks:, tag safety,
verbosity: on debug taskstrue/false booleans, line length
under 120, folded scalarssnake_case everywhere, imperative task names, sub-task
prefixesloop: over with_*, import/include patterns$ROLENAME_provider pattern, auto-detectioninfra.aap_configuration usage, environment separation, CaC repo
structure.yml extensionansible-vault usage, least-privilege
credentials, secret scanning, secure variable handlingCheck the source for dependencies, API keys and third-party costs. A public repository does not mean every service is free.
59/100
Do not auto-install
Audit
71/100
Needs review
Copies are not installs. Installation counts require a reported successful installation; they are not a blanket quality guarantee.