PostHog

Triggers0

Things that can wake up your PostHog coworker.

No triggers published for PostHog yet — but you can still run it on a schedule or from a chat.

Actions5

Things your coworker can do in PostHog.

• Bulk delete feature flags

  Bulk delete feature flags by filter criteria or explicit IDs. Use when you need to delete multiple feature flags at once. Accepts either 'filters' (same filter params as list endpoint: search, active, type, etc.) or 'ids' (explicit list of flag IDs). Returns operation status and count of deleted flags. Use '@current' as project_id for the current project context.

  POSTHOG_BULK_DELETE_FEATURE_FLAGS
• Capture Event

  Capture (ingest) a single analytics event into PostHog using the public ingestion API and a project API key. Use when you need to send custom events like 'lesson_started', 'quiz_completed', or any user behavior tracking. This bypasses the private /api/* endpoints and uses PostHog's public write-only ingestion endpoint.

  POSTHOG_CAPTURE_EVENT
• Create Feature Flag

  Tool to create a new feature flag in a PostHog project. Use when you need to add feature toggles, perform gradual rollouts, or target specific user segments without deploying new code.

  POSTHOG_CREATE_FEATURE_FLAG
• List projects in organization with pagination

  Projects for the current organization.

  POSTHOG_LIST_ORGANIZATION_PROJECTS
• List project group types by id

  List all group types configured for a PostHog project. Group types are used to organize entities (like companies, organizations, or teams) in PostHog analytics. Each project can have up to 5 group types (indexed 0-4). Returns an array of group type objects, each containing: - group_type: Unique identifier for the group type - group_type_index: Numeric index (0-4) - name_singular: Optional display name (singular form) - name_plural: Optional display name (plural form) Use this action before querying specific groups to discover available group types.

  POSTHOG_LIST_PROJECT_GROUP_TYPES