PLEASE NOTE: koding.com VMs are now able to install more sane environments. This is just a way of demonstrating now I used to do it way back upon launch: http://goo.gl/wqi0B3

Koding.pm

# ~/Sites/WEBSITENAME/website/lib/Koding.pm
use strict;use warnings;
package Koding;


{
    package KodingPaths;
    use FindBin ('$Bin');
    
    sub _koding_get_home {
        my $script_name = $Bin;
        my @pieces = split(m!/!x, $script_name);
        
        my @to_return = ();
        my $home_path = "";
        
        for my $piece (@pieces) {
            if ($piece eq 'Sites') {
                last; # We've arrived at the home directory
            }
            
            push(@to_return, $piece);
        }
            
        $home_path = (join('/', @to_return)) || "";
        
        return $home_path || "";
    }
    our $koding_home = "";
    sub BEGIN {
        $koding_home = _koding_get_home();
    }

    use lib "$koding_home/local/lib64/perl5/auto",
        "$koding_home/local/share/perl5",
        "$koding_home/local/lib/perl5",
        "$koding_home/local/lib/perl5/x86_64-linux-thread-multi";
};

1;

## Now, within your script:
use FindBin '$Bin';
use lib "$Bin/../lib/"; # Assuming subdirectory. If you're in the top-level get rid of the ../
use Koding;

use SomeModuleName::Here;