The Linux Foundation
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The Linux Foundation is a non-profit consortium dedicated to fostering the growth of Linux.
Agent Skills by The Linux Foundation
Showing 40 vetted skills indexed across 4 GitHub repositories.
linuxfoundationdrawer
Generates Angular slide-in drawer components with lazy data loading and PrimeNG p-drawer conventions.
linuxfoundationpagination
Implements cursor pagination for Self Serve backend list endpoints using page_token and page_size.
linuxfoundationlfx-review-pr
Reviews GitHub pull requests against LFX architecture standards and repo conventions.
linuxfoundationself-serve-dev
Guides end-to-end feature development, bug fixes, and refactoring in the LFX One Angular and Express codebase.
linuxfoundationlens-persona
Guides persona-aware dashboard changes using LensService and ProjectContextService patterns.
linuxfoundationsnowflake
Writes and reviews Snowflake SQL queries against the singleton connection pool with strict bind alignment.
linuxfoundationlfx-self-serve-learnings-review
Audits commits against an empirical pattern knowledge base extracted from past PR review comments.
linuxfoundationlfx-self-serve-pr-readiness
Audits local git branches for PR-shape compliance before opening pull requests.
linuxfoundationnats
Publish, subscribe, and make NATS request/reply calls from the Self Serve Express BFF.
linuxfoundationlfx-self-serve-code-review
Audits commits against repo conventions, review checklists, and upstream API contracts.
linuxfoundationself-serve-security-review
Reviews LFX One pull request diffs for authorization, session, and data-exposure vulnerabilities.
linuxfoundationself-serve-code-review
Reviews LFX One pull request diffs against documented Angular and Express standards.
linuxfoundationcopilot-code-reviewer
Reviews LFX One pull requests for correctness, design, and security defects.
linuxfoundationwrite-unit-tests
Write focused Vitest unit tests following project testing conventions and ADRs.
linuxfoundationwrite-api-e2e-tests
Write API end-to-end tests following ADR-defined suite architecture and conventions.
linuxfoundationsetup
Guides contributors through LFX One environment setup from prerequisites to running dev server.
linuxfoundationsetup-docs
Run docs, blog, and Storybook servers locally via pnpm scripts.
linuxfoundationcommit
Generate conventional commit messages and execute signed git commits.
linuxfoundationadr
Record architectural decisions with context, decision, and consequences in docs/adr.
linuxfoundationpackages-worker-setup
Automate local setup and orchestration of the packages_worker workflow with Docker.
linuxfoundationpackages-worker-add-entrypoint
Scaffold a new sub-worker directory with entrypoint and shared config files.
linuxfoundationscaffold-snowflake-connector
Scaffold Snowflake connector boilerplate for new crowd.dev data sources.
linuxfoundationreview-pr
Analyze GitHub pull requests against CDP architecture standards and draft inline review comments.
linuxfoundationdco
Recover unsigned commits by applying DCO sign-offs via amend, rebase, or cherry-pick.
Frequently Asked Questions About The Linux Foundation
FAQPage SchemaWhat specific development tasks are supported by these capabilities?▼
These capabilities support repository scaffolding for Angular and Go, architectural decision documentation, Snowflake connector integration, and standardized Git commit compliance. They facilitate cross-repository pull request management, environment configuration for Node and pnpm, and automated validation of code standards before submission.
Which engineering personas benefit from these repository management skills?▼
Software engineers, repository maintainers, and platform architects benefit from these skills. They are designed for developers working within the Linux Foundation ecosystem who require standardized scaffolding, consistent architectural documentation, and streamlined compliance checks for pull requests and repository environment setup.
What are the prerequisites for running these repository management skills?▼
Prerequisites include a local environment configured with Node 20+ and pnpm 9+. Users must have Git installed for commit signing and DCO sign-off operations, and access to the specific repository structures defined by the LFX architecture standards for scaffolding and integration tasks.