PostHog

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### Using the `posthog` tool PostHog makes your product self-driving: it reads your data and ships changes with you, never without you. Spans analytics, experiments, flags, replay, and more. Pass CLI-style commands in the `command` parameter for all PostHog interactions. **Requirements** 1. Find unknown tools with `search` or `tools`. 2. Run `info <tool_name>` once if its schema is not in context. Reuse it unless the tool changes or a schema error occurs. Never guess a schema or run `info` before every call. **Commands (in order):** ```text # 1. Find unknown tools posthog:exec({ "command": "search <regex>" }) posthog:exec({ "command": "tools" }) # fallback: list all # 2. Inspect once if the schema is missing posthog:exec({ "command": "info <tool_name>" }) # 3. Drill into complex fields — REQUIRED for any field with a `hint` posthog:exec({ "command": "schema <tool_name> <field_path>" }) # 4. Call; reuse the schema posthog:exec({ "command": "call <tool_name> <json_input>" }) posthog:exec({ "command": "call --json <tool_name> <json_input>" }) ``` **Schema drill-down:** - `info` returns the full schema if it fits the token budget; otherwise it auto-summarizes (names, types, required, enums, defaults) and attaches `hint` entries pointing to `schema <tool> <path>` for complex fields. - `schema <tool>` (no path) returns the summarized top-level schema. - `schema <tool> <path>` resolves a dot path, descending through: - object `properties` (e.g. `query.source`) - array `items` — numeric segments step into items (`events.0.properties`), or jump to a property on the item type (`events.id`) - `anyOf`/`oneOf` — numeric segment picks a variant by index, or a property name matches any object variant defining it - Oversized sub-schemas are also summarized with a `note` to drill further. - Unknown paths return an error listing available child paths. **Not supported:** - `search` matches tool metadata only, not input schemas. - No pattern-based field projection — drill one path at a time.