Working with PostHog skills

This skill teaches agents how to use the llma-skill-* MCP tools well — minimum context, minimum round-trips, minimum mistakes. If you are not yet familiar with the tool surface itself, read the skills-store skill first for the catalog. This document is about how to choose between the tools and how to scale the workflow when skills get big.

Operating principles

1. Progressive disclosure is non-negotiable. Lists return descriptions, get returns body + manifest, file-get returns one file. Never preload bundled files "just in case" — every preloaded script is wasted context for the actual task.
2. Pick the smallest write primitive that does the job. A targeted edits or file_edits is cheaper, safer, and clearer in version history than a full body or full bundle replacement.
3. Reads are cheap; concurrent overwrites are not. Always have a recent version from llma-skill-get (or from the response of the previous write)