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### PostHog Integration for React Router v6 - Follow the four-step setup workflow to integrate PostHog analytics into your React Router v6 application. - Use environment variables for API keys and implement analytics capture directly within event handlers rather than useEffect. - Identify users during login and signup, using specific headers to maintain session correlation between frontend and backend.

### PostHog Feature Flags in Rust - Integrate PostHog flags into Rust applications using environment variables for secure API key management. - Implement server-side flag evaluation to ensure consistent user experiences and prevent UI flickering. - Utilize available PostHog MCP tools to programmatically manage, list, and update feature flags directly from your development environment.

### PostHog Web Error Tracking - Initialize posthog-js before other methods and enable exception autocapture to monitor browser errors automatically. - Upload source maps to ensure stack traces are readable and use captureException() within catch blocks for manual error reporting. - Protect user privacy by excluding PII from capture() event properties, using identify() for user-specific data instead.

### PostHog Astro View Transitions Integration - Use the is:inline directive and a reusable PostHog component to initialize analytics within Astro layouts. - Configure capture_pageview to history_change and use the astro:page-load event to ensure tracking persists during soft navigation. - Securely manage project tokens via PUBLIC_ environment variables and maintain user correlation using custom request headers.

### PostHog Angular Error Tracking - Implement a singleton PosthogService using inject() to wrap the SDK and manage initialization within standalone components. - Enable exception autocapture during SDK initialization and use captureException() for errors caught at specific boundaries. - Secure credentials via environment files and upload source maps to ensure stack traces resolve to original source code.

### PostHog Error Tracking for Next.js - Initialize PostHog in instrumentation-client.ts and enable exception autocapture before implementing manual error tracking. - Upload source maps to ensure stack traces resolve to original source code rather than minified bundles. - Use captureException() within error boundaries and catch blocks to record errors that do not reach the global handler.

### PostHog iOS Feature Flags - Securely manage PostHog keys using environment variables and a dedicated enum to prevent hardcoding sensitive configuration data. - Implement SPM dependencies by creating distinct PBXBuildFile, XCSwiftPackageProductDependency, and XCRemoteSwiftPackageReference objects. - Prioritize server-side flag evaluation to prevent UI flickering and enable outgoing network connections for sandboxed applications.

### feature-flags-android Overview - PostHog feature flags for Android applications - This skill helps you add PostHog feature flags to Android applications. - `references/android.md` - Android feature flags installation - docs

### PostHog Feature Flags for Next.js - Initialize PostHog globally via instrumentation-client.ts to enable hooks without wrapping components in a provider. - Evaluate flags server-side using posthog-node and pass values as props to client components to prevent hydration mismatches and flicker. - Use useFeatureFlagEnabled or useFeatureFlagPayload hooks in client components and handle loading states for asynchronous flag data.

### PostHog Flutter Error Tracking - Integrate PostHog by enabling exception autocapture during SDK initialization before implementing manual error reporting. - Use environment variables for API keys and host URLs to maintain security and avoid hardcoding sensitive configuration data. - Upload source maps to ensure minified stack traces are resolved into readable code for effective debugging and issue monitoring.