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What if your product
built itself? You have a new pull request ready for review. _(Yep, really.)_ While you slept, PostHog dug through your product data, found what was worth fixing, and had agents do the work. All you need to do is hit merg
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Notable things happening in your product
A signal is a single observation about your product. Support Tickets and conversations from your users PostHog agents run on their own, but don't run wild Self-driving is autonomy from instruction, not from you. Agents w
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Give your agents the tools they need
PostHog gives your product the context it needs to become self-driving: usage, errors, replays, flags, experiments, feedback, logs, and the tools agents use to act on what they learn.
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Everything lives in your context warehouse
Use PostHog as the full context layer for your product, or mix and match with your own tools. Learn it by use case The pocket guide to self-driving A quick overview of self-driving, plus real use cases. Each one walks th
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Questions?
Answers There are a few ways you can get answers to specific questions about self-driving products. Check the docs Read how Inbox, signal sources, scouts, reports, and pull requests fit together. Read a pocket guide Use
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