PostHog
Ask AI to compare product events in PostHog, explain saved insights, and keep event descriptions clear.
Read project event and property definitions, run product queries, and inspect saved insights. AI can summarize results, add release annotations, and update tracking descriptions from your instructions.
What your agent can do in PostHog
Actions grouped by task. Each group lists the actions it calls.
Review Event Definitions
List event definitions for a project and inspect one by ID.
- List Event Definitions
- Get Event Definition
Clarify an Event Description
Read a definition by name before applying a specified description change.
- Get Event Definition By Name
- Update Event Definition
Product queries and insights
Compare recorded activity and read the context of a saved insight.
- Run Query
- Get Async Query Status
- Get Insight
Tasks to hand your agent
Fill in the brackets, and connect any second app a task names.
Review your event dictionary
See which tracked events are unclear or missing descriptions.
Review the event definitions in PostHog project [project ID]. List events with missing descriptions and summarize what the documented events mean. Do not infer meanings for undocumented events.
Clarify a tracked event
Save your team’s definition where others can find it.
In PostHog project [project ID], find the event [exact event name]. Update its description to [agreed meaning and when it fires], keeping other metadata unchanged.
Compare product activity
Get a focused comparison using the event and time window you choose.
In PostHog project [project ID], compare the number of unique users who triggered [event name] in [date range] with the previous equal-length period. Show both counts and the change; if the query runs in the background, check it until the result is ready.
Explain a saved insight
Understand what an existing report measures and what its returned results show.
Read PostHog insight [insight ID] in project [project ID]. Explain its filters, measured events, and returned results. Identify questions the data does not answer.
Actions57
Every action the PostHog connector offers, by name and id.
- Get Current User
get_current_userGet the current user associated with the PostHog personal API key. - List Projects
list_projectsList PostHog projects for the current or specified organization. - Get Project
get_projectGet a PostHog project from the current or specified organization. - List Event Definitions
list_event_definitionsList event definitions for a PostHog project. - Get Event Definition
get_event_definitionGet a PostHog event definition by ID. - Create Event Definition
create_event_definitionCreate an event definition for a PostHog project. - Update Event Definition
update_event_definitionPartially update a PostHog event definition by ID. - Delete Event Definition
delete_event_definitionDelete a PostHog event definition by ID. - Get Event Definition By Name
get_event_definition_by_nameGet a PostHog event definition by exact event name. - Get Event Definition Primary Properties
get_event_definition_primary_propertiesGet primary properties configured for PostHog event definitions. - Bulk Update Event Definition Tags
bulk_update_event_definition_tagsBulk add, remove, or set tags on PostHog event definitions. - List Property Definitions
list_property_definitionsList property definitions for a PostHog project. - Get Property Definition
get_property_definitionGet a PostHog property definition by ID. - Update Property Definition
update_property_definitionPartially update a PostHog property definition by ID. - Delete Property Definition
delete_property_definitionDelete a PostHog property definition by ID. - Bulk Update Property Definition Tags
bulk_update_property_definition_tagsBulk add, remove, or set tags on PostHog property definitions. - List Annotations
list_annotationsList annotations for a PostHog project. - Get Annotation
get_annotationGet a PostHog annotation by ID. - Create Annotation
create_annotationCreate an annotation in a PostHog project. - Update Annotation
update_annotationPartially update a PostHog annotation by ID.
How PostHog signs in
- Sign-in method
- OAuth · API keyConnect through PostHog OAuth, or provide a personal API key and the correct instance base URL.
- You need
- Access to the target PostHog organization and project event definitions.
- Notes
- Specify project ID and event definition ID or exact name. Event definitions describe tracking metadata; they are separate from captured event rows.