Cowork is Claude Code for the rest of us. It's a new way to collaborate with Claude that extends Claude's capabilities beyond coding to any kind of knowledge work. I tested it by asking Claude to find data in PostHog about how many people clicked a specific button. Normally, I'd have to ask an engineer or learn the API myself. Claude just opened a browser, navigated to PostHog, found the right dashboard, and told me: 4,000 clicks. It feels much less like a back-and-forth and much more like leaving messages for a coworker. You can start a task, walk away, and come back to finished work. The future of AI assistants is agentic — they don't just answer questions, they do the work.
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Analytics Tool Data Query
Dan Shipper had Claude browse PostHog directly without API or engineering support to query button clicks, returning 4,000 clicks
★☆☆ Beginner 5 min January 13, 2026
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Scenario
I want to quickly query click counts for a specific button in an article without bothering engineers or learning the API myself.
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Prompt
Find how many people clicked the "Chat with Claude" button in the agent-native architectures guide from PostHog analytics.
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Expected Result
Claude browsed PostHog via Chrome: - Automatically navigated to the correct dashboard - Found relevant event tracking data - Returned result: **4,000 clicks** No API access or engineering support needed.
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Tips
- • Requires Chrome connector and being logged into PostHog
- • Great for non-technical users to quickly get data insights
- • Can query any web-based analytics tool
