Lehigh Library Technology Skills Registry

A collection of personas for code reviews, architectural planning, and operational audits.

Quick Start

The fastest way to bring these into your project is to clone this registry into either:

• your global (~/.(claude|codex|gemini)/skills)
• or project (./.(claude|codex|gemini)/skills) directory

mkdir .(claude|codex|gemini)/skills
git clone https://github.com/lehigh-university-libraries/skills.git .(claude|codex|gemini)/skills

Once cloned, you can activate any expert by name:

Activate the go-expert and review the backend codebase.

Usage Patterns

CLI (Native)

Cloning into .(claude|codex|gemini)/skills/ allows the agent to automatically discover and activate these personas.

• Trigger: activate_skill <name>
• Workflow: The agent will follow the Execution Workflow and Output Format defined in the skill's SKILL.md.

Manual

If you are using a web interface or an agent that doesn't support the skills folder structure:

1. Navigate to the SKILL.md of the expert you need.
2. Copy the body of the SKILL.md from the main heading downward.
3. Paste it into your prompt as a "System Prompt" or "Context":

   I want you to act as this expert: [PASTE CONTENT HERE]. Now, review the following code: ...

Resources

• The principles of extreme fault tolerance - reliability principles behind the fault-tolerance checks in distributed-systems-expert.
• Google Engineering Practices - code review and change-author guidance reflected in the code-review skill.
• frontend-tdd skill is a fork of https://github.com/mattpocock/skills/tree/main/skills/engineering/tdd
• ponytail is a fork of https://github.com/dietrichgebert/ponytail
• shadcn is a fork of npx skills add https://github.com/shadcn/ui --skill shadcn