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Now I have all the information needed to evaluate this PR. Let me compile the review: PR Evaluation ReportSummaryThis PR adds PostHog analytics integration to a Next.js 15 SaaS application, implementing server-side and client-side tracking for user authentication events, payment flows, and team management actions. The implementation includes 14 custom events covering sign-up/sign-in, subscription lifecycle, and team collaboration features.
Confidence score: 2/5 ❌
File changes
App sanity check: 2/5 ❌
Issues
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| Criteria | Result | Description |
|---|---|---|
| PostHog SDKs installed | No | Neither posthog-js nor posthog-node in package.json |
| PostHog client initialized | Partial | Client init in instrumentation-client.ts with invalid config; Server singleton in posthog-server.ts |
| capture() | Yes | 14 events captured across auth, payments, and team actions |
| identify() | Yes | Users identified on sign-in, sign-up, and client-side form submission |
| Error tracking | Yes | capture_exceptions: true enabled in client config |
| Reverse proxy | No | No rewrites configured in next.config.ts to bypass ad-blockers |
Issues
- No await/flush before redirects: Server actions call
posthog.capture()then immediatelyredirect(). Events may be lost. Addawait posthog.flush()before redirects. [MEDIUM] - No reverse proxy: Add PostHog rewrites to
next.config.tsto prevent ad-blocker interference. [MEDIUM] - Client identify timing: In login.tsx,
posthog.identify()is called inonSubmitwithout preventing the form submission, so the call may not complete. [LOW]
Other completed criteria
- Server-side tracking properly uses
posthog-nodewith singleton pattern - Client-side uses
posthog-jsvia instrumentation file - Environment variable pattern (
NEXT_PUBLIC_*) correctly used for client access - Debug mode enabled only in development
- Exception capture enabled
- Appropriate distinctId (email) used consistently
PostHog insights and events: 4/5 ✅
| Filename | PostHog events | Description |
|---|---|---|
actions.ts |
user_signed_up, user_signed_in, user_signed_out, password_updated, account_deleted, account_updated, team_member_invited, team_member_removed, invitation_accepted |
Core user lifecycle and team collaboration events with user_id, team_id properties |
lib/payments/actions.ts |
checkout_started, customer_portal_opened |
Payment funnel entry points with price_id |
app/api/stripe/webhook/route.ts |
checkout_completed, subscription_updated, subscription_cancelled |
Revenue and churn events with subscription details |
login.tsx |
Client-side identify |
Pre-auth user identification |
Issues
- Missing pageview tracking: No automatic pageview capture configured. Consider adding
capture_pageview: trueor using PostHog's automatic pageview tracking for SPAs. [LOW]
Other completed criteria
- Events represent real user actions and product flows
- Churn events tracked (account_deleted, subscription_cancelled)
- Conversion funnel trackable (checkout_started → checkout_completed)
- Team growth metrics available (team_member_invited, invitation_accepted)
- Properties include actionable dimensions (team_id, user_id, price_id, subscription_status)
- Event naming follows consistent snake_case convention
.posthog-events.jsonprovides documentation for all events
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