finding-experiments
Finding experiments
Users refer to experiments by name, description, or relative references — not by ID. This skill resolves natural language references to concrete experiment IDs.
How to find an experiment
Use the experiment-list tool from the Posthog-local MCP server.
IMPORTANT: Do NOT use feature-flag-get-all or any feature flag tool to find
experiments. Use the dedicated experiment list tool: experiment-list.
This tool returns experiments with their id, name, status, feature_flag_key, start_date, end_date, and created_at. Browse the returned list to find the experiment matching the user's reference:
- By name: scan the
namefield for matches - By recency: results are ordered newest first by default
- By status: match the
statusfield (draft, running, stopped)
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