What can ModuleX do with PostHog?

A ModuleX agent can run any of PostHog's 78 actions, across dashboards, experiments, experiment results and feature flags, from a plain-English request, using your organization's own PostHog credentials.

Does the PostHog integration need a pre-built workflow?

No. The agent selects the right PostHog action from your prompt. A workflow is only needed when you want a repeatable process, and the composer builds that for you from a description.

How does ModuleX authenticate with PostHog?

Through a secure PostHog connection; your credentials are stored encrypted and scoped to your organization.

How many PostHog actions are available?

78, spanning dashboards, experiments, experiment results and feature flags.

Is PostHog free to use in ModuleX?

PostHog runs on your own credentials, so any PostHog usage is billed by PostHog directly. ModuleX meters the agent run, and if you connect your own model keys there's no ModuleX markup on model usage.

PostHog integration

Analytics & Data · 78 actions · Custom auth

Product analytics platform: events, persons, groups, cohorts, dashboards, insights, experiments, feature flags, surveys, session recordings, error tracking, and more (78 actions).

Put PostHog to work View PostHog integration docs

The ModuleX PostHog integration lets a ModuleX agent operate PostHog on your behalf, running create, update and capture actions across dashboards, experiments and experiment results, directly from a plain-English request, using your organization's own PostHog credentials. No pre-built workflow is required: the agent picks the right PostHog action for the task.

PostHog is an analytics & data platform. ModuleX adds the agent layer: ask for an outcome and it selects and runs the right PostHog action. Or, when you want a repeatable process, the composer assembles a PostHog workflow for you, streaming the nodes onto the canvas as it builds.

Drive PostHog in plain English

Type what you want. A ModuleX agent picks the right PostHog action, or chains several, and runs it. No workflow to build.

“Create a new dashboard”
resolves tocreate_dashboard
“Find the dashboard I describe and update it”
resolves toget_dashboardsupdate_dashboard
“Delete a dashboard”
resolves todelete_dashboard
“Show me the dashboards that match what I describe”
resolves toget_dashboard

What you can automate with PostHog

Find the right dashboard and update it in one promptget_dashboardsupdate_dashboard
Look up an experiment on demandget_experiments
Create a feature flag straight from a requestcreate_feature_flag
Update an insight the moment something changesupdate_insight
Run a query from a plain-English requestrun_query
Pull a list of error tracking issues for a reportlist_error_tracking_issues

PostHog integration at a glance

VendorPostHog

CategoryAnalytics & Data

Actions available78

AuthenticationCustom

Uses your own credentialsYes

Works with the assistantYes

Works in the composerYes

Multi-step / tool-chainingYes

Technical referenceView docs

Integration version1.0.0

Last updatedJul 2026

All 78 PostHog actions

Dashboards5

get_dashboards

List dashboards with optional search / pinned filter

get_dashboard

Get a specific dashboard

create_dashboard

Create a new dashboard

update_dashboard

Update a dashboard's name, description, pin, or tags

delete_dashboard

Delete a dashboard

Experiments5

get_experiments

List experiments

get_experiment

Get an experiment

create_experiment

Create an A/B test experiment

update_experiment

Update an experiment (rename, change metrics, launch, conclude, or archive)

delete_experiment

Delete an experiment

Experiment Results1

get_experiment_results

Get experiment results (optionally force refresh)

Feature Flags5

get_feature_flags

List feature flags

get_feature_flag

Get a flag definition. EITHER flag_id OR flag_key must be provided — pass only one. If both are given, flag_id is used.

create_feature_flag

Create a feature flag

update_feature_flag

Update a feature flag (addressed by key)

delete_feature_flag

Delete a feature flag

Insights5

get_insights

List insights

get_insight

Get an insight

create_insight

Create an insight

update_insight

Update an insight

delete_insight

Delete an insight

Queries1

run_query

Run an ad-hoc HogQL/JSON query

Error Tracking Issues2

list_error_tracking_issues

List error tracking issues

get_error_tracking_issue

Get an error tracking issue

Surveys5

get_surveys

List surveys

get_survey

Get a survey

create_survey

Create a survey

update_survey

Update a survey

delete_survey

Delete a survey

Organizations1

get_organizations

List organizations the user belongs to

Projects1

get_projects

List projects in an organization

Event Definitions1

get_event_definitions

List event definitions

Property Definitions1

get_property_definitions

List property definitions

Events1

capture_event

Capture a single event (ingest API)

Batch Capture Events1

batch_capture_events

Capture multiple events in one batch request

Users1

identify_user

Set / update properties on a person via $identify event

Alias Users1

alias_user

Create an alias between two distinct IDs (merge users)

Evaluate Feature Flags1

evaluate_feature_flags

Evaluate all feature flags for a user (server-side flag evaluation via /flags?v=2)

Group Identifies1

group_identify

Identify a group (B2B analytics — org/company/etc.)

People4

get_persons

List persons

get_person

Get a person by ID

update_person

Update person properties (PATCH)

delete_person

Delete a person (optionally with associated events)

Bulk Delete People1

bulk_delete_persons

Delete multiple persons in one call

Groups2

get_groups

List groups of a specific group type

find_group

Find a specific group by type + key

Group Types1

get_group_types

List configured group types for the project

Cohorts5

get_cohorts

List cohorts

get_cohort

Get a cohort

create_cohort

Create a static or dynamic cohort

update_cohort

Update a cohort

delete_cohort

Soft-delete a cohort

Cohort People1

get_cohort_persons

List persons in a cohort

Session Recordings3

get_session_recordings

List session recordings (metadata only)

get_session_recording

Get one session recording

delete_session_recording

Delete a session recording

Actions5

get_actions

List actions

get_action

Get an action

create_action

Create an action (composite event)

update_action

Update an action

delete_action

Delete an action (tries soft-delete, falls back to rename if PostHog's soft-delete fails — legacy bug workaround)

Action by Names1

delete_action_by_name

Search + delete an action by name (DELETE → soft-delete → rename fallback chain)

Annotations5

get_annotations

List annotations

get_annotation

Get an annotation

create_annotation

Create an annotation (a note at a point in time)

update_annotation

Update an annotation

delete_annotation

Delete an annotation

Alerts5

get_alerts

List alerts

get_alert

Get an alert

create_alert

Create an alert on an insight

update_alert

Update an alert

delete_alert

Delete an alert

Early Access Features5

get_early_access_features

List early-access features

get_early_access_feature

Get an early-access feature

create_early_access_feature

Create an early-access feature

update_early_access_feature

Update an early-access feature

delete_early_access_feature

Delete an early-access feature

Early Access Feature by Names1

delete_early_access_feature_by_name

Search + delete an early-access feature by name

See full parameters and response schemas in the PostHog integration docs

Two ways to use PostHog in ModuleX

Ask the assistantType what you want done and a ModuleX agent picks the right PostHog action and runs it. No workflow to build.

Compose a workflowNeed it to happen every time? Describe the process and the composer wires PostHog into a repeatable workflow you can run on a schedule, from chat, or as an API.

Connecting PostHog

CustomPostHog uses a custom authentication flow. ModuleX encrypts whatever credentials you supply and scopes them to your organization.

Step-by-step setup in the PostHog docs

Works with PostHog

Agents often chain PostHog with these. Connect them once and one agent can use all of them in a single task.

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PostHog + ModuleX FAQ

A ModuleX agent can run any of PostHog's 78 actions, across dashboards, experiments, experiment results and feature flags, from a plain-English request, using your organization's own PostHog credentials.

Put PostHog to work in ModuleX.

Put PostHog to work View technical docs

Connect PostHog once with your own credentials and let your agent run all 78 actions on demand.

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