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It is our privilege to report the findings of Esteemed Naturalist Sir Bartholomew Hogworth, F.R.S. upon his recent trip to your Session Replay tab.
While reporting back to the conservatory weary, his discoveries of new users will prove revolutionary, aiding to classify species hitherto undocumented.
It is our privilege to report the findings of Esteemed Naturalist Sir Bartholomew Hogworth, F.R.S. upon his recent trip to your Session Replay tab.
While reporting back to the conservatory weary, his discoveries of new users will prove revolutionary, aiding to classify species hitherto undocumented.
The Console-Opener (Devtoolus curiosus)
- Indistinguishable from a normal user at first glance, until the moment the keyboard shortcut is pressed. From that point on the skin mottles and darkens, and the eyes acquire focus.
The Halfway Houdini (Abandonus formularis)
- Caught mid-flight, always. Wings spread, body angled away from the screen. Has typically completed 60–70% of a form before the decision to leave.
Sir Hogworth is delighted to inform the public that these and other wild users can now be tracked automatically with PostHog's Replay Vision tool.
It prioritizes the problems worth surfacing, and it brings the findings to whoever is meant to receive them.
More field notes, less wading through fields of Session Replays.
He implores those interested in his findings to visit posthog.com/field-guide
Also, in 93% of cases, agents are telling us why.
This lets us make better tools for agents. It's like a mini user interview.
Think we're making all this up? You can see it yourself.
Want this data for your own product? Run npx -y @posthog/wizard@latest mcp-analytics
posthog.com/mcp/leaderboard
PostHog retweeted
Agents now send @posthog ~4x the feedback that humans do. The last 30 days saw:
- 42,029 pieces from customer agents, Scouts, our engineer's agents
- 10,100 pieces from surveys, support tickets, Discord, etc.
Definitely undercounting human messages, but still impressive.