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The product editor for product builders

All the PostHog you already use, plus a coding agent that can act on your data. Real usage in, pull requests out.

  • Build and edit your product
  • Run a fleet of agents
  • Turn product signals into PRs

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The old way to build with AI

Most AI code editors lack context. They use your <codebase /> as the source of truth and wait for you to hit Build ↵ – not how people actually use your product.

Sound familiar?

  • You're using Claude Code, Codex, or another agent to prompt real engineering work
  • You've got the PostHog MCP wired into your editor, terminal, maybe your CI
  • Running a handful of agents in parallel doesn't even feel like a flex anymore
  • Every session starts cold, no memory of the last decision or PR
  • You're still the one watching the rollout and catching regressions

TABLE STAKES 2026

(yep, PostHog has that)

parallel agents$0.00
multi model$0.00
MCP servers$0.00
code diffs$0.00
cloud sandboxes$0.00
AI sparkles$0.00
TOTAL$0.00

thanks for shopping at agent mart

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The PostHog way

Signals
In-app activity
Logs
Errors
Payments
Session recordings
Traces
Funnel dropoff
Feature flags
Experiment results
Internal threads
Support tickets
Backlog
Transcriptions

PostHog Desktop reads signals from ● production data and ships improvements while you sleep.

Bring the big idea. Run a fleet of agents. Watch your product thinking become shaped, shippable work.

TL;DR: There are plenty of AI coding tools, but only one that knows your product like PostHog Desktop.

Everything you'd expect in an AI coding tool, but way more...

Agree on the plan before any code

If dangerously skipping permissions isn't your thing, coding tasks can start in Plan mode. The agent explores your data, asks clarifying questions, then writes an implementation plan for you to approve.

Mode

Switch anytime, even mid-task

Accept EditsPlan ModeAuto Mode
Model

Choose your weapon

ClaudeCodexOpen source
Effort level

Still effortless for you

Low–mediumHigh–extra highMax
Plan mode: clarifying questions and an implementation plan to approve

Dang, PostHog's got skills

PostHog Desktop loads the same skills Claude Code uses: from your machine, from the repo you are in, and from any marketplace plugins you have installed. It also includes PostHog-maintained skills for things like event capture, feature flags, experiments, and error tracking.

Personal skills

Your party tricks (nobody else needs to know).

Team skills

"How do we do X here", with version history.

Skills marketplace

Someone already solved this. Take the win.

Supported LLMs

OpenAI

GPT-5.6 SolGPT-5.6 TerraGPT-5.6 LunaGPT-5.5GPT-5.4

Anthropic

Claude Fable 5Claude Sonnet 4.6Claude Opus 4.8Claude Opus 4.7Claude Haiku 4.5
Picking a model for a task in PostHog Desktop

Open source models got good? (awkward)

We support

GLM-5.2…and more, if you have requests

The gap between free and frontier went from “lol” to “wait…” real quick. For a big slice of coding work, open source models now perform the same for a tenth of the price.

PostHog Desktop runs both. Pay token cost (with no markup) on the best tool for the job.

1/10th

the price*

For a lot of coding work

MCP marketplace

Extend your agents with tools, data, and integrations.

GitHub

Slack

Notion

Linear

Figma

Stripe

Supabase

GitLab

Granola

Sentry

Cloudflare

Datadog

HubSpot

Atlassian

Postman

ClickHouse

Prisma

Neon

PlanetScale

Render

Clerk

LaunchDarkly

PagerDuty

Context7

Canva

Box

Monday

Sanity

Svelte

Hex

Wix

Attio

Mem0

Circle

Browserbase

AirOps

Cisco ThousandEyes

Firetiger

Part of the self-driving loop

  • PostHog Desktop is where you do the work – run and steer agents, solo or with your team.
  • Slack is where you talk it through – tag @PostHog to ship without leaving the thread.
  • Web and MCP are how you ship from anywhere – clicky dashboards for humans, an agent-native surface for everything else. PostHog can ship without you too (that's the self-driving part).
How self-driving works

Finally, an inbox you look forward to opening. Product signals go in, PRs come out.

The Inbox surfacing reports and pull requests in PostHog Desktop

Alphas within the beta

PostHog Desktop is in beta. These bits are still alpha inside it (rough, changing weekly, and the most fun). It's where coding stops being a single player, and your team and agents share one workspace.

Multiplayer (like work actually is)

Alpha

A channel is a group of tasks related to a specific topic or project. Each one keeps its own working memory, so kicking off a task doesn't require you to re-brief a goldfish.

CONTEXT.md tells agents the specific details they need to know when working in access-control – conventions, gotchas, key files, and anything else that isn't obvious from the code.

context.mdMemoryArtifactsInboxTo-do listPR #4821

access-control

@Peter created this channel. It remembers everything.

AL
Adam1w

joined the channel

PostHogAgent2h

@Peter started a new task

Add role-based permissionsPR ready

What do you want to ship? / for skills

Congratulations on your promotion

You used to write code. Then you prompted outputs. Now you orchestrate outcomes. PostHog Desktop is built for the abstraction level you're moving to next – and the work that isn't quite possible yet (but you'll probably be doing soon).

Try it

PostHog Desktop is launching in Summer 2026.

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The evolution of build mode

Frequently asked questions