Astronomer Docs

Skill: astronomer-docs

Astronomer Docs

When to Use

• When needing to read or reference Astronomer or Airflow documentation.
• When searching for Astronomer-specific Airflow deployment, orchestration, or DAG guidelines.
• When you are prompted to check astronomer.io/docs for information.

When Not to Use

• When you are writing Airflow DAGs (use apache-airflow-dags instead).
• When interacting with Airflow APIs (use apache-airflow-api instead).

Core Process

1. Use llmstxt conventions: Astronomer provides an llms.txt file which is highly optimized for LLMs.
2. Fetch the context: Utilize the webfetch tool to retrieve the context files.
3. Primary References:

• https://www.astronomer.io/llms.txt: The index of all LLM-friendly documentation.
• https://www.astronomer.io/docs/llms.txt: The index specifically for Astronomer documentation.

Best Practices

• Always prefer reading from llms.txt over scraping individual HTML pages, as llms.txt paths return markdown optimized for your context window.
• When looking for specific DAG authoring techniques, use the references in the llms.txt to find the correct .md documentation page.

References

• Astronomer LLMs.txt
• Astronomer Docs LLMs.txt

Related Skills

• apache-airflow-dags:

You MUST load this skill when asked to write, refactor, or structure Airflow DAGs.

• llmstxt:

You MUST load this skill when reading websites, llms.txt, or when creating/updating that file.

Source & license

This open-source skill is cataloged on AgentStack and links to its original source — we do not rehost the code.

• Author: Cogni-AI-OU
• Source: Cogni-AI-OU/cogni-ai-agent-skills
• License: MIT

Install and usage instructions live in the source repository linked above.