At a glance it seems more comparable to fabric than Ansible. Ansible is not really about controlling computers, it's about declarative configuration.
One major benefit over ansible is that you only need a posix shell on the remote side, instead of a compatible version of python and possibly some specific libraries. Which is a also a major downside if you want to manage systems that don't have a posix shell.
One major benefit over ansible is that you only need a posix shell on the remote side, instead of a compatible version of python and possibly some specific libraries. Which is a also a major downside if you want to manage systems that don't have a posix shell.