cac-author
01Agent Claude Code
Generates infra.controllerconfiguration-compatible YAML for AAP job templates and surveys from an approved spec. Derives survey fields directly from spec §4 Inputs and validates alignment with defaults/main.yml.
Agent Claude Code
Generates infra.controllerconfiguration-compatible YAML for AAP job templates and surveys from an approved spec. Derives survey fields directly from spec §4 Inputs and validates alignment with defaults/main.yml.
Agent Claude Code
Generates production-grade Ansible playbooks and roles from approved specs. Reads the full spec hierarchy and produces traceable, lint-clean, tagged code.
Agent Claude Code
Reviews generated Ansible playbooks and roles for regulated-environment security posture. Focuses on secrets, audit, RBAC, supply chain, and compliance with security overrides.
Agent Claude Code
Composes and writes new Ansible automation specs to specs/AUTO-YYYY-NNNN- .md from content already gathered by the main session (a completed guided walkthrough or an approved auto-draft brief). Assigns the next specid, enforces BASE-SPEC-TEMPLATE.md structure and EARS notation. Does not talk to the end user.
Agent Claude Code
Reviews Ansible automation specs for completeness, ambiguity, testability, and alignment with the spec hierarchy. Use BEFORE generating any code from a spec.
Agent Claude Code
Generates Molecule test scenarios from approved specs. Use phases: coverage planning (map requirements to scenarios and assertions), scenario generation (create Molecule, converge, and verify playbooks), and verification (tag assertions with spec/req labels and clear fail/success messages). Map each requirement to…
Agent Claude Code
CoE-aware onboarding tutor for Ansible beginners and engineers new to spec-driven development. Explains SDD concepts, walks through real examples in this repo, and answers "why" questions in context. Does NOT write code or modify files.
Instructions file
Claude Code instructions for enzobercasio/sdd-ansible, covering claude.md — spec-driven ansible development, your role, spec creation, step-by-step protocol and the three-layer spec hierarchy.