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astro-cli

astroCloud & deploymentBy astronomer ↗

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CLI that makes it easy to create, test and deploy Airflow DAGs to Astronomer

For your agent

Invoke astro from a shell for the documented use case: CLI that makes it easy to create, test and deploy Airflow DAGs to Astronomer

Agent capability details have not yet been reviewed. Check the official documentation ↗

Example command

astro dev init

Run after following the project’s setup instructions. Local files, credentials, or a connected service may be required.

What it does

  • Command-line interface

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astro ↗

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Repository activity

Commits per week · GitHub snapshot

46 commits across 5 weeks
01223Sep 27, 2026Oct 27, 2026

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