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How Replay Vision helps users find (and solve) product problems
What 20,097 Replay Vision scanners across 9,488 organizations were told to look for, the exact prompts people wrote, and where to point your first scanner
Oct 26, 2026 · Sara Miteva · 8 min read
How I use skills for everything
How I use PostHog skills as agent memory for project tracking, data warehouse context, inbox triage, team handovers, and self-maintaining scouts
Oct 20, 2026 · Andy Maguire · 18 min read
6 things I've learned in 6 years at PostHog
After 6 years at PostHog, I am delighted to share that I have learned exactly 6 things
Oct 16, 2026 · Charles Cook · 7 min read
More engineers should consider working in sales
Professionally, there are really two questions I get asked constantly: How did you become a software engineer with no formal training?
Oct 15, 2026 · Ryan McCrary · 6 min read
38 things we've learned about building AI products
Lessons from 4 years of building AI products at PostHog: what to build, agent harnesses, MCP, skills, context, evals, costs, and AI UX
Oct 12, 2026 · Ian Vanagas · 8 min read
We built our own cloud agents runtime. Here's what we learned
How PostHog Desktop, the Slack app, self-driving, and PostHog AI share one cloud agent runtime, and what we learned about VM sandboxes, custom images, and getting agents to do your bidding
Oct 8, 2026 · Cleo Lant · 11 min read
What working in sales at PostHog is actually like
What a decade of enterprise sales looks like after a year of product-led sales, usage-based pricing, AI for the operational work, and shipping product PRs from the sales team
Oct 8, 2026 · Leonhard Prinz · 9 min read
WTF is context engineering? (with real examples)
Context engineering is about deciding what information AI agents see, and when
Oct 7, 2026 · Jina Yoon · 13 min read
How AI agents behave: lessons from 63M MCP tool calls
We logged 63 million tool calls to our MCP server
Sep 30, 2026 · Natalia Amorim · 10 min read
I became a technical CSM with ZERO training. You can too.
No CS degree, seven years in sales, and now a technical customer success manager at PostHog
Sep 29, 2026 · Ella Cullen · 5 min read
WTF is a technical account manager? (and why startups hire them)
On the surface, a technical account manager (or TAM) is simple to define: They are responsible for helping customers set up, optimize, and maintain the product their company provides
Sep 28, 2026 · Ian Vanagas · 8 min read
We're building multiplayer AI. Here's what we've learned so far
Non-obvious lessons for multi-human agent systems: why you need shared context, where collaboration actually happens, and how teams scope work
Sep 28, 2026 · Jina Yoon · 11 min read