PostHog AI employee

A Superkind AI employee that queries metrics, analyses funnels, creates dashboards, and explains deviations in PostHog. Message it in Teams or Outlook, it works in PostHog and reports back with the result. Sensitive actions such as changing feature flags wait for your approval.

  • Hosted in the EU
  • GDPR data processing agreement
  • Ready to start today
  • Works in Teams, Slack and more

What is a PostHog AI employee?

A PostHog AI employee connects to your PostHog account and completes specific tasks there. It queries events and persons, analyses insights, creates dashboards, and monitors feature flags or experiments. Superkind builds it with your company knowledge, metrics, and rules so the results fit your business.

Unlike Zapier or Make, there are no triggers or flows to configure. You describe the desired outcome in plain English, the AI employee picks the right PostHog actions and chains them with your other systems. It asks for your approval before sensitive changes.

About PostHog

PostHog is a product analytics platform for events, insights, session replay, feature flags, experiments, surveys, and data warehousing.

  1. You ask in Teams

    Describe the metric or analysis you need in plain English.

  2. Superkind picks the actions

    Selects the right PostHog actions and connects them to your data sources.

  3. PostHog

    Superkind works in PostHog

    Analyses insights, funnels, events, and experiments using your real data.

  4. Superkind reports back

    Delivers the finished analysis to Teams or Outlook.

Try asking

What can you ask Superkind to do in PostHog?

Messages you would actually send. Copy one, swap in your specifics, and Superkind takes it from there.

Show me the key PostHog metrics from last week compared with the previous week.

you, to @Superkind

Turn the PostHog analysis of activation, usage, and retention into a clear table for Teams.

you, to @Superkind

Explain the unusual deviations in our PostHog funnels and name the affected user groups.

you, to @Superkind

Let me know here as soon as our PostHog activation rate drops by more than ten percent.

you, to @Superkind
How it works

How does Superkind work with PostHog?

  1. Native integrations and connectors for 1,000+ tools

    1Connect your systems

    We connect PostHog with the required permissions. We also add Teams and the systems holding your business context, such as Outlook, HubSpot, or Microsoft Excel. Superkind handles the connection and checks which PostHog projects it may use.

  2. Lena Hoffmann9:12 AM

    @Superkind please compare our activation metrics in PostHog with the previous week and create a dashboard showing the deviations.

    @SuperkindApp9:13 AM

    On it. I am comparing the PostHog insights and creating the dashboard.

    2Tell Superkind what you need

    Message Superkind in Teams like a colleague. Ask for a PostHog analysis, a funnel comparison, or a table of last week's metrics. Superkind understands the goal and picks the required actions.

  3. @SuperkindApp9:14 AM
    • Activation down 12 percent
    • Onboarding funnel losing new users
    • Weekly analysis dashboard created
    PostHog
    Weekly analysis dashboard4 metrics · last week
    Waiting for your approvalRoll out feature flag fully?

    3Superkind operates, you approve

    Superkind works in PostHog and delivers the result directly to Teams. It completes read-only analyses independently. Changes to feature flags, experiments, or access permissions wait for your approval.

Actions

What can Superkind do in PostHog?

Ask in plain English from Teams or Outlook. Superkind picks the right PostHog actions, runs the work, and reports back. No workflows to build.

  • Insights

    Get insight

    Reads a PostHog insight with its query, filters, and current result.

  • Insights

    Analyse funnel

    Shows conversion, drop-offs, and steps in a PostHog funnel for the selected period.

  • Insights

    Analyse retention

    Determines which user groups return from a starting event to a returning event.

  • Insights

    Compare trends

    Compares event trends across periods, properties, or user groups.

  • Insights

    Explore user paths

    Analyses paths before or after an event and shows common next steps.

  • Dashboards

    List dashboards

    Lists PostHog dashboards with name, description, and last edited date.

  • Dashboards

    Get dashboard

    Reads the insights and filters of a selected PostHog dashboard.

  • Dashboards

    Create dashboard

    Creates a PostHog dashboard and adds the agreed insights.

  • Dashboards

    Export dashboard

    Formats the metrics from a PostHog dashboard as a table for Teams or Microsoft Excel.

  • Events and persons

    Query events

    Searches PostHog events by event name, period, and properties.

  • Events and persons

    Analyse event properties

    Groups events by properties such as plan, channel, device, or country.

  • Events and persons

    Search persons

    Finds persons in PostHog by their distinct ID or properties.

  • Events and persons

    Get person details

    Reads the properties, linked IDs, and latest activity of a PostHog person.

  • Events and persons

    List cohorts

    Shows PostHog cohorts with definition, size, and calculation status.

  • Feature flags

    Get feature flag

    Reads the key, variants, rollout rules, and status of a PostHog feature flag.

  • Feature flags

    List feature flags

    Lists feature flags in a PostHog project with active status and last change.

  • Feature flagsNeeds approval

    Create feature flag

    Creates a PostHog feature flag with a key, variants, and rollout rules.

  • Feature flagsNeeds approval

    Update feature flag

    Changes variants or rollout rules on an existing PostHog feature flag.

  • Feature flagsNeeds approval

    Delete feature flag

    Deletes a PostHog feature flag from the selected project.

  • Experiments

    List experiments

    Lists PostHog experiments with hypothesis, variants, metrics, and status.

  • Experiments

    Analyse experiment

    Compares the variants in a PostHog experiment using its primary and secondary metrics.

  • ExperimentsNeeds approval

    Start experiment

    Starts a prepared PostHog experiment for the defined target group.

  • ExperimentsNeeds approval

    Stop experiment

    Stops a running PostHog experiment and records the result.

  • Other

    Get annotations

    Lists PostHog annotations for releases, campaigns, or other important moments.

  • Other

    List project members

    Shows the members of a PostHog project with role and access status.

  • OtherNeeds approval

    Invite project member

    Invites a person to the PostHog organisation with the selected role.

Works with your stack

Superkind uses PostHog together with your other systems

Ask for analyses that span tools. The AI employee combines PostHog data with your business and customer context and delivers one finished result.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Everything you need to know about your AI employee for PostHog.

Yes. Superkind connects PostHog through a managed connector. Once connected, your team can put the AI employee to work with insights, dashboards, events, feature flags, and experiments from Teams or Outlook. It only receives access to the agreed PostHog projects and actions. Sensitive changes always require your approval.

An admin adds a personal API key for PostHog and selects the allowed organisations and projects. We review the required permissions together and set up the connection during onboarding. The AI employee can then be contacted in Teams and run the agreed PostHog actions, without you having to build custom webhooks or flows.

It can read PostHog insights and dashboards, analyse trends, funnels, and retention, query events and persons, review cohorts, and manage feature flags and experiments. It delivers results as a clear summary or table. You decide which actions can run independently and which require approval based on your processes.

No. With Zapier or Make, you define triggers, steps, and error paths yourself. With the AI employee, you simply describe the desired outcome in Teams or Outlook. Superkind picks the right PostHog actions, connects them to HubSpot, Google Sheets, or Microsoft Excel when needed, and asks questions if details or a decision are missing.

Only with your approval. Superkind can read and explain feature flags, variants, and rollout rules. As soon as an action changes how your product behaves, such as expanding a rollout or deleting a flag, it waits for a yes from a responsible person in Teams. Approval rules are defined with you, and every action is logged.

Superkind is hosted in the EU, and we sign a GDPR data processing agreement. The AI employee receives only the minimum permissions required for selected PostHog projects. Model requests are not used for training. Access and actions are logged so your team can always trace which PostHog data was read or changed.

PostHog includes free allowances and charges paid usage by product and volume. Depending on event volume, this can reach the low hundreds of euros per month. Zapier starts at about 20 euros and Make at about 10 euros per month, both plus setup and maintenance time. Superkind is priced per use case, a fraction of a full-time hire.

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