Create your own PostHog and GitHub integration

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When PostHog: Event captured happens, do GitHub: List events.

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Track PostHog event on GitHub deploy

When GitHub deployment succeeds, send a PostHog event with release SHA.

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Mark release in PostHog on GitHub tag

When GitHub publishes a release, track a page event for the changelog URL.

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File GitHub issue on PostHog anomaly

When PostHog captures error spike event, list GitHub issues for the service.

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Log check failure in PostHog

When GitHub check run fails, create a PostHog event for failed CI.

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List GitHub deploys after PostHog drop

When signup conversion drops in PostHog, list recent GitHub deployment events.

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Correlate PR merge with PostHog flag

When GitHub deployment is created, track screen event for feature flag exposure.

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PostHog and GitHub FAQ

Yes. Corsair is built with a REST API. This means you can build agents, knowledge bases, interfaces, and workflows.

Yes. Connect PostHog and GitHub once, then tie deploy markers to metrics and investigate regressions with repo context.

Send PostHog events on deploys and releases, list GitHub issues when metrics spike, and audit deploys when funnels drop.

Yes. PostHog captured events plus GitHub deployment, check, and release webhooks are typed triggers.