ansible-host-limiter

Limit Ansible commands to specific hosts using the -l flag to restrict execution scope. This Skill enforces host limiting by default, ensuring commands target only ndelucca-server unless explicitly overridden, preventing accidental execution on unintended targets like raspberry-printer.

Configure Ansible to require explicit host targeting with confirmation prompts for multi-host runs. This Skill applies default host restrictions across all ansible-playbook and ad-hoc invocations, tags, and actions in your home-server environment to enforce safety practices.

Use the -l flag with your target host name: ansible ndelucca-server -m ping. This Skill ensures the -l flag is present on every command and prompts for confirmation before executing on multiple hosts, preventing unintended infrastructure changes.

Yes, you can explicitly request different hosts, but this Skill prompts for confirmation before executing on multiple hosts. Override defaults only when necessary; the confirmation step ensures you intentionally target hosts outside the default ndelucca-server scope.

Host limiting prevents accidental execution on unintended infrastructure targets, a critical safety practice for multi-host environments. This Skill enforces limiting on playbooks, ad-hoc actions, and tags to protect home-server infrastructure from mistakes.

Yes, this Skill applies host limiting across all Ansible invocations including ansible-playbook and ad-hoc actions, plus tag-based execution. Default restrictions and confirmation prompts apply uniformly to the entire home-server environment.