# Ansible Test Results - Detailed Summary
## Test Status: ⚠️ PARTIAL SUCCESS
### ✅ Passing Tests
1. **Server Info Test** ✅
- Server binary found and verified
- Server starts successfully
- Server info retrieved
2. **Analyze Project Ecosystem Tool** ✅
- Tool call succeeded
- Connection established
- No errors reported
3. **Ollama Integration** ✅
- Ollama service running
- codellama:13b-instruct model available
- MCP server works with Ollama environment
### ❌ Failing Tests
1. **Tools List Test** ❌
- Error: "Failed to connect to MCP server via stdio: unhandled errors in a TaskGroup"
- Issue: Connection problem when calling `tools/list` endpoint
- Likely cause: MCP protocol tool name format or connection reuse
2. **Read File Test** ❌
- Error: Same connection error as Tools List
- Issue: Connection problem when calling `read_file` tool
- Likely cause: Server connection closing after first call
### 📊 Overall Statistics
- **Total Playbook Tasks**: 12
- **Tasks Completed**: 12 (ok)
- **Tasks Failed**: 0 (playbook level)
- **Tasks Skipped**: 5
- **Functional Tests Passed**: 3/5 (60%)
- **Functional Tests Failed**: 2/5 (40%)
### 🔍 Analysis
The connection errors suggest:
1. **Connection Reuse Issue**: The MCP server might be closing the stdio connection after the first successful call
2. **Tool Name Format**: Some tools might need different calling conventions
3. **Timeout Issue**: The server might need more time to initialize between calls
### ✅ What's Working
- Server can start and respond
- Basic tool calls work (`analyze_project_ecosystem`)
- Ollama integration is ready
- Ansible setup is correct
### 🔧 What Needs Fixing
- Connection handling for multiple sequential tool calls
- Tool name format for `tools/list` endpoint
- Connection reuse pattern in the Ansible collection
### Recommendations
1. **For Production**: Use tests that work (server_info, analyze_project_ecosystem)
2. **For Development**: Investigate connection reuse in the mcp_audit collection
3. **Alternative**: Run tests sequentially with fresh server instances