MCPVault

galaxy-lock

MCP tool from MCP Ansible by bsahane

Generate a lock file of installed roles/collections

How to use it

galaxy-lock is exposed by the MCP Ansible MCP server. Add the server to your MCP client (Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf and others), and the galaxy-lock tool becomes available to the model automatically. See the full listing for setup details and every tool this server provides.

Install MCP Ansible

$pip install -r requirements.txt
FULL MCP ANSIBLE LISTING

Other tools in MCP Ansible (24)

ansible-fetch-logs

Fetch and analyze log files

ansible-gather-facts

Run setup and return facts

ansible-inventory

List hosts and groups from an inventory

ansible-ping

Ping hosts via ad-hoc

ansible-playbook

Run a playbook

ansible-remote-command

Execute shell commands with enhanced parsing

ansible-role

Execute a role via a temporary playbook

ansible-service-manager

Service management with logs

ansible-task

Run an ad‑hoc module

ansible-test-idempotence

Run playbook twice and assert no changes second run

create-playbook

Create an Ansible playbook file from YAML string or object

create-role-structure

Scaffold a role directory tree

galaxy-install

Install roles/collections from requirements

inventory-diff

Diff two inventories

inventory-find-host

Show a host’s groups and merged vars

inventory-graph

Show inventory graph

inventory-parse

Parse inventories (ansible.cfg aware, merges groupvars/hostvars)

list-projects

Show registered projects

project-bootstrap

Bootstrap project (env info + galaxy install)

project-playbooks

Discover playbooks under a project root

project-run-playbook

Run a playbook using project inventory/env

register-project

Register an Ansible project for reuse

validate-playbook

Syntax check a playbook

validate-yaml

Validate YAML files