PostHog Doesn't Want to Be Analytics Anymore
PostHog, the open-source analytics platform, has rebranded itself as 'the platform for building self-driving products,' shifting its focus to AI agents that diagnose and fix issues autonomously. The c…
PostHog, the open-source analytics platform, has rebranded itself as 'the platform for building self-driving products,' shifting its focus to AI agents that diagnose and fix issues autonomously. The c…
PostHog has built a semantic layer into its context warehouse to ensure AI agents and humans define metrics like MRR consistently, after tests showed that Claude, Cursor, and PostHog AI returned three…
PostHog's launch-week analytics were run by a hive of AI agents that read 516 comments across ten Reddit threads, a Product Hunt page, GitHub traffic, and PostHog funnels, producing markdown and JSON …
PostHog's engineering team reports that optimizing token spend, or 'tokenminning,' can significantly reduce LLM costs, citing an example where a product's daily LLM costs doubled from $5,000 to $10,00…
A product manager with no formal development background used AI to build and launch a travel eSIM store in weeks, but production failures revealed the cost of skipping traditional engineering experien…
A survey of more than 950 engineering managers by Manager.dev found that 84% are barely involved in product decisions, with only 16% reporting high involvement. The article outlines three product batt…
Human Behavior launched v2 of its product on August 10th, using AI agents to convert session replays into proposed code changes and customer outreach, moving beyond analytics. CEO Amogh Chaturvedi ann…
Charlie, an AI engineering agent built by the team at PostHog, uses a devbox as its execution environment to make AI engineering work owned, bounded, verifiable, and useful to a team. The devbox provi…
PostHog's Andy Vandervell argues that AI agents are not killing user interfaces but adding a new layer, citing that every product now has both human and agent users. He advises builders to design dual…
PostHog has published 226 skills to its internal skill store and maintains 187 SKILL.md files across 28 products, using them to improve both PostHog and individual workflows. The company emphasizes pr…
Medusa, the open-source commerce platform, has added two mechanisms to its MCP server to capture feedback from coding agents: an explicit feedback tool that reports bugs and documentation gaps to Post…
PostHog launched Replay Vision, an AI layer for session recordings that detects user struggles and automatically drafts fixes as pull requests, with two internal cases solved in a week. The tool ident…
A July 30, 2026, price check by Builder.io identifies Plausible, Fathom, Matomo, Umami, PostHog, Amplitude, Microsoft Clarity, and Agent Native Analytics as top Google Analytics alternatives, grouped …
Public software registries such as npm and PyPI are converging on trust machinery—trusted publishing, short-lived credentials, and provenance—in response to a wave of supply chain attacks, including t…
Weave, a Y Combinator-backed startup, raised $13.5 million in Series A funding to help companies measure the productivity of AI coding tools and prevent developers from tokenmaxxing. The San Francisco…
PostHog has accelerated its shipping cadence from 1,441 PRs in January to 4,725 PRs in June, with only a 10% increase in engineering headcount, driven by widespread use of AI agents and internal tooli…
Screenpipe, a Y Combinator-backed startup founded by Louis Beaumont in 2024, launched on July 14th as a memory layer that records computer activity and sells it to AI agents. The six-person San Franci…
A developer building Codenames AI, a web game where an LLM plays Codenames with users, discovered that their analytics dashboard was counting non-production traffic as active players. The dashboard sh…
A real-world incident response comparison between Claude Opus and GPT Codex reveals a significant gap in autonomous problem-solving capabilities. Claude Opus independently investigated a user signup f…
A developer argues that the AI era has inflated tech vocabulary, with many projects being overdescribed as 'systems,' 'agents,' or 'pipelines' when they are actually simple scripts or integrations. Th…