Connect PostHog and your assistant can answer questions about how your product is actually doing — pulling product analytics, reading insights, and checking which feature flags are live, all in plain language. Instead of opening a dashboard and clicking around, you just ask, and the answer comes back in whatever channel you're chatting in.
Product analytics, insights, and feature flags.
- Authentication
- Sign in with PostHog
- Best for
- Asking how your product is doing
What you'll need
- A PostHog account you can sign in to in a browser, with access to the project whose data you want to ask about.
- A running assistant. Connectors are set up per-assistant — your assistant (powered by OpenClaw under the hood) does the authorizing inside its own private VM, so it needs to be awake.
Connect it
- Open the assistant you want to give access to, and make sure it's running.
- Click Connectors in the sidebar to open the catalog.
- Type
PostHogin the search box to find it. - Click Authorize on the PostHog card.
- Your browser opens PostHog's own consent screen — on PostHog's site, not in HolaClaw.
- Sign in if you're not already, then review what's being requested and approve it.
- Switch back to HolaClaw. The connector verifies the connection and moves to the Active section. That's it.
For the full generic walkthrough and troubleshooting, see Connect a service.
Try it
Once PostHog is active, ask your assistant something only your analytics know:
- How are signups trending this week?
- Which feature flags are enabled right now?
- Summarize our most-viewed insight.
If real numbers come back, the connection is live.
If it stops working
If the connector shows Re-authorize, your PostHog sign-in has expired or was revoked. Click Re-authorize and approve again in the browser — nothing to reconfigure, you're just refreshing the access. For anything else, see the troubleshooting in Connect a service.
A quick word on privacy
PostHog's access token lives inside this assistant's private VM on your Mac. It's never stored on HolaClaw's servers, and we never see your password — you sign in on PostHog's own page. Connectors are per-assistant, so authorizing PostHog here gives no other assistant access to it. You can also revoke access anytime from PostHog's own authorized-apps settings.
Next steps
Want the bigger picture on how connectors fit together? See What are connectors. And if PostHog won't cooperate, the HolaClaw Discord is a friendly place to ask.