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run_ad_hoc

Execute Ansible ad-hoc commands on specified hosts to manage infrastructure operations directly from AI assistants.

Instructions

Run an Ansible ad-hoc command against specified hosts

Input Schema

TableJSON Schema
NameRequiredDescriptionDefault
patternYes
moduleNoshell
argsNo
inventoryNo
becomeNo
extra_varsNo

Implementation Reference

  • The handler function that builds and executes the Ansible ad-hoc command using the provided options.
    export async function runAdHoc(options: RunAdHocOptions): Promise<string> { const inventoryPath = validateInventoryPath(options.inventory); // Build command let command = `ansible ${options.pattern}`; // Add module command += ` -m ${options.module}`; // Add module args if specified if (options.args) { command += ` -a "${options.args}"`; } // Add inventory if specified if (inventoryPath) { command += ` -i ${inventoryPath}`; } // Add become flag if needed if (options.become) { command += ' --become'; } // Add extra vars if specified if (options.extra_vars && Object.keys(options.extra_vars).length > 0) { const extraVarsJson = JSON.stringify(options.extra_vars); command += ` --extra-vars '${extraVarsJson}'`; } try { // Execute command const { stdout, stderr } = await execAsync(command); return stdout || 'Command executed successfully (no output)'; } catch (error) { // Handle exec error const execError = error as { stderr?: string; message: string }; throw new AnsibleExecutionError( `Error running ad-hoc command: ${execError.message}`, execError.stderr ); } }
  • Zod schema defining the input parameters for the run_ad_hoc tool, including host pattern, module, args, etc.
    export const RunAdHocSchema = z.object({ pattern: z.string().min(1, 'Host pattern is required'), module: z.string().default('shell'), args: z.string().optional(), inventory: z.string().optional(), become: z.boolean().optional(), extra_vars: z.record(z.any()).optional(), }); export type RunAdHocOptions = z.infer<typeof RunAdHocSchema>;
  • Registration of the 'run_ad_hoc' tool in the toolDefinitions map, associating it with its schema and handler function.
    run_ad_hoc: { description: 'Run an Ansible ad-hoc command against specified hosts', schema: RunAdHocSchema, handler: adHoc.runAdHoc, },

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