Add Yourself To Team Langfuse

This handles the specific workflow for adding someone to Langfuse's team pages. It walks you through collecting name, role, GitHub, LinkedIn, and optionally Twitter, then updates two files: the authors.json data and a shared team-members.mdx table that gets imported across press, about, careers, and handbook pages. The prompting is deliberate about avoiding duplicate team lists, it'll actually search for existing tables and replace them with the canonical import. Nice example of a very company-specific onboarding task that's repetitive enough to automate but just manual enough that people probably forget a step. If you're not Langfuse this won't apply, but if you are, it's the kind of thing that saves the fifth new hire from wondering why they're not on the website yet.

GitHub stars: 210
last updated: Jun 11, 2026

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Install

$ npx -y skills add langfuse/langfuse-docs --skill add-yourself-to-team-langfuse --agent claude-code

Installs into .claude/skills of the current project.

Files

Add a new team member to Langfuse. Ask the user for the following information before proceeding:

Full name (including any special characters, e.g. umlauts)
Role/title (e.g. "Growth & Developer Relations")
GitHub username (e.g. from https://github.com/username)
LinkedIn URL (e.g. https://www.linkedin.com/in/handle/)
X/Twitter handle (e.g. from https://x.com/handle) — optional
Profile photo — remind them to add it to public/images/people/<key>.jpg

Once you have the information, update the following source files:

1. `data/authors.json`

Add a new entry at the end (before the closing }). Use a lowercase, no-special-chars version of the name as the key (e.g. annabellschafer):

"<key>": {
  "firstName": "<first name>",
  "name": "<full name>",
  "title": "<role>",
  "image": "/images/people/<key>.jpg",
  "twitter": "<twitter handle>",   // omit if not provided
  "github": "<github username>",   // omit if not provided
  "linkedin": "<linkedin handle>"  // omit if not provided
}