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How we built automatic clustering for LLM traces
Wed, March 11, 2026
8 mo agoUnverified
PostHog has introduced automatic clustering for LLM traces and generations. This feature helps AI product teams analyze usage patterns and identify outlier behaviors in their AI applications.
Every year
8 learnings from 1 year of agents – PostHog AIposthogAn event.11 mo agoposthogDetails →Your product data just got a job: Workflows is now outposthogAn event.10 mo agoposthogDetails →Stop AI slop: Run evals with LLM-as-a-JudgeposthogAn event.10 mo agoposthogDetails →Your logs' final destination is in GA. You always end up here anywayposthogAn event.9 mo agoposthogDetails →PostHog × Vercel: feature flags, minus the plumbingposthogAn event.9 mo agoposthogDetails →PostHog is now available in Vercel’s v0posthogAn event.9 mo agoposthogDetails →
How we built automatic clustering for LLM tracesposthogAn event.8 mo agoposthog
What if your product built itself?posthogAn event.5 mo agoposthogDetails →How to build a PostHog integration with the provisioning APIposthogAn event.4 mo agoposthogDetails →Our session replays are opening their own pull requestsposthogAn event.4 mo agoposthogDetails →Replay Vision watches the session recordings you never willposthogAn event.3 mo agoposthogDetails →Also on Mar 11, 2026
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- 2026-10-27: added to 2026-03-11