Troubleshooting Astro Deployments

When your Astro deployments fail on Astronomer and you're staring at cryptic error messages, this skill helps Claude diagnose what went wrong. It's built by Astronomer themselves, which means it knows the platform's quirks and common gotchas. With 311 installs and solid GitHub activity, it's clearly solving a real pain point for teams running Apache Airflow on Astro. The lack of a SKILL.md is a bit rough since you can't preview what it actually does before installing, but given it's from the official Astronomer agents repo, it probably has direct access to deployment logs and configuration patterns that would take you hours to debug manually.

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last updated: Aug 21, 2026

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Install

$ npx -y skills add astronomer/agents --skill troubleshooting-astro-deployments --agent claude-code

Installs into .claude/skills of the current project.

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Astro Deployment Troubleshooting

This skill helps you diagnose and troubleshoot production Astronomer deployments using the Astro CLI.

For deployment management, see the managing-astro-deployments skill. For local development, see the managing-astro-local-env skill.

Quick Health Check

Start with these commands to get an overview:

# 1. List deployments to find target
astro deployment list

# 2. Get deployment overview
astro deployment inspect <DEPLOYMENT_ID>

# 3. Check for errors
astro deployment logs <DEPLOYMENT_ID> --error -c 50

Viewing Deployment Logs

Use -c to control log count (default: 500). Log flags cannot be combined — use one component or level flag per command.

Component-Specific Logs

View logs from specific Airflow components:

# Scheduler logs (DAG processing, task scheduling)
astro deployment logs <DEPLOYMENT_ID> --scheduler -c 50

# Worker logs (task execution)
astro deployment logs <DEPLOYMENT_ID> --workers -c 30

# Webserver logs (UI access, health checks)
astro deployment logs <DEPLOYMENT_ID> --webserver -c 30

SKILL.md on GitHub