PostHog + Ceres
Connect PostHog to Ceres — your AI Growth Officer — so its specialist agents work from your real PostHog data. Read product analytics — events, funnels, and feature-flag data — from your PostHog project.
What Ceres does with PostHog
Product analytics — events, funnels, retention, and feature-flag data — from your PostHog project.
Ceres reads from PostHog to inform its work. It does not write back to PostHog — this connection is read-only.
What Ceres reads from PostHog
- Product events from your PostHog project — sign-ups, activations, key actions, and the properties attached to each
- Funnel performance — step-by-step conversion and exactly where users drop off in onboarding, checkout, or any multi-step flow
- Retention curves — how many users come back day 1, day 7, day 30, and which cohorts stick
- Trends and insights — usage over time for the events and metrics you care about
- Feature-flag data — which flags are on, who's in each rollout, and how flagged cohorts behave
- Cohort definitions — the user segments you've built, so analysis is grounded in real groups
- Web and product analytics — page views, traffic, and behavior signals across your app
How Ceres uses PostHog
Once you connect PostHog, Ceres reads your product analytics on a schedule — pulling events, funnels, retention, trends, and feature-flag data straight from your project. This connection is strictly read-only: Ceres only reads from PostHog. It never creates events, edits dashboards, flips feature flags, or changes anything in your project. It looks, it learns, and it leaves your analytics exactly as it found them.
Your Market Research Lead turns that data into a living picture of how people actually use your product — which steps in the funnel leak, which cohorts retain, and which activation moments separate the users who stick from the ones who churn. Your Paid Ads Manager reads the same signal to see what happens after the click: whether the traffic a campaign drives actually activates and retains, so spend is judged on real product behavior, not just clicks. Every finding is tied back to the specific PostHog events and funnels it came from.
The honest value is a standing analytics capability that runs for you without you opening a dashboard. Instead of you remembering to check funnels and retention each week, Ceres watches them continuously and surfaces what moved and why — each insight cited back to the exact PostHog data behind it. You get the read; you keep full control of your project.
In practice
Research ties a churn bump to the exact onboarding step where new users stall, reading your PostHog funnels — so the recommendation is a grounded product insight, not a hunch.
Agents that use PostHog
PostHog integration FAQ
- Does Ceres integrate with PostHog?
- Yes. You connect your PostHog project and Ceres reads your product analytics — events, funnels, retention, trends, and feature-flag data — on a schedule. The connection is read-only: Ceres reads from PostHog but never writes to it.
- What does Ceres read from PostHog?
- Your product events, funnel conversion and drop-off, retention curves, usage trends and insights, feature-flag data, and the cohorts you've defined. It uses these to understand how people actually use your product.
- Is the PostHog connection read-only?
- Yes — completely. Ceres only reads from PostHog. It never creates or edits events, dashboards, or insights, never flips feature flags, and never changes anything in your project. It reads your analytics and leaves them exactly as they were.
- Which Ceres agents use PostHog?
- Your Market Research Lead uses it to analyze funnels, retention, and activation, and your Paid Ads Manager uses it to see whether the traffic campaigns drive actually activates and retains downstream.
- How often does Ceres read my PostHog data?
- On a recurring schedule, so funnels, retention, and key events stay current without you opening a dashboard. Your agents can also pull the latest figures on demand when you ask a question that needs them.
- Can Ceres change my dashboards or feature flags in PostHog?
- No. The connection is read-only, so Ceres cannot edit dashboards, create insights, or change feature flags. It reads the data to inform its analysis and recommendations, and any action you decide to take in PostHog stays in your hands.
Put PostHog to work with Ceres
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