Self-Driving Loops in PostHog's Setup Wizard

Part of Become an AI Native Builder

Hosted by Sarah Sanders and Colin Matthews

Wed, Sep 9, 2026

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Become an AI-Native Builder
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What you'll learn

Learn how to design software with loops

See how ai agents can maintain their own software

Live look at products debugging themselves

Examine the full cycle that allows agents to improve products and fix bugs autonomously

Where loops can fail

Learn how agents can fail and what controls help them self correct

Why this topic matters

The PostHog Wizard installs and configures PostHog for you — but who maintains the wizard? Increasingly, the wizard does. Failed installs, weird framework edge cases, and support tickets feed loops that diagnose the failure, patch the integration, and open the PR. A live look at a product that debugs itself in production, and what breaks when you let it.

You'll learn from

Sarah Sanders

Context Engineer at PostHog

Colin Matthews

Head of Education, Lenny's Newsletter

I'm a technical PM and builder who has taught more than 40k PMs, designers, and tech professionals the fundamentals of shipping software. I've been featured by Lenny four times, spoken at product conferences and events, and assisted Fortune 500 companies with technical upskilling and AI adoption.


My main goal with any course is to help you build your own mental model of how a technology or system works. Because of how fast the industry is changing, I think its more valuable to understand something from first principles than it is to learn a specific tool or product.

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