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Adds bundles.yaml defining 11 skill bundles for distribution as marketplace plugins:

Bundle Name Skills Description
posthog-nextjs PostHog for Next.js 10 Analytics, feature flags, error tracking, and logging for Next.js applications
posthog-react PostHog for React 5 Analytics, feature flags, and error tracking for React applications
posthog-python PostHog for Python 10 Analytics, feature flags, error tracking, and logging for Python applications
posthog-node PostHog for Node.js 7 Analytics, feature flags, error tracking, and logging for Node.js applications
posthog-react-native PostHog for React Native 7 Analytics, feature flags, and error tracking for React Native applications
posthog-svelte PostHog for Svelte 5 Analytics, feature flags, and error tracking for SvelteKit applications
posthog-vue PostHog for Vue / Nuxt 7 Analytics, feature flags, and error tracking for Vue.js and Nuxt applications
posthog-ruby PostHog for Ruby 8 Analytics, feature flags, error tracking, and logging for Ruby and Rails applications
posthog-go PostHog for Go 6 Analytics, feature flags, error tracking, and logging for Go applications
posthog-llm PostHog LLM Analytics 2 Monitor LLM usage, costs, traces, and evaluations with PostHog
posthog-android PostHog for Android 6 Analytics, feature flags, and error tracking for Android applications

daniloc and others added 2 commits April 30, 2026 15:17
Adds bundles.yaml defining 11 framework-oriented skill bundles (nextjs,
react, python, node, react-native, svelte, vue, ruby, go, llm, android).
Each bundle groups skills across categories (integration, feature flags,
error tracking, logs) for a specific framework.

The build script loads bundle definitions and includes them in the
manifest. The MCP server reads these to serve each bundle as a single
synthetic git repo — one install gives the user the right set of skills
for their stack.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The recommend_skill section in bundles.yaml defines a SKILL.md that
ships with the core plugin. It detects the user's tech stack and
recommends the right bundle. The build script generates the bundle
list from the bundle definitions and includes the rendered skill
content in the manifest for the MCP server to pass through.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The recommend skill now triggers on generic analytics/tracking language
(analytics, event tracking, feature flags, error monitoring, logging,
observability) rather than only "PostHog setup." Adds when_to_use field
for additional trigger context.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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