[yet another reference to Ansible, sorry! :)]

This looks like infinity times better than Ansible in some cases and somewhat worse in others (python.call every time I'd need to access a previous operation's result feels clunky, though I certainly understand why it works that way).

Do you think it would be possible to use Ansible modules as pyinfra operations? As in, for example:

  - name: install foo
    apt:
      pkg: foo
      state: present

could be available as:

  from pyinfra import ansible

  ansible(name='install foo').apt(pkg='foo', state='present')

where the `ansible` function itself would know nothing about apt, just forward everything to the Ansible module.

Note 1: I know pyinfra has a way to interface with apt, this is just an example :) Note 2: It's just my curiosity, my sysadmin days are long gone now.