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    Hiten Shah on Self-Improving Analytics Products

    Hiten Shah notes PostHog and Amplitude converging on automated improvement loops for products.

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    Hiten Shah states that dashboards now appear as an intermediate step. PostHog labels the approach self-driving while Amplitude calls it self-improving. Both follow the same loop of observing behavior, identifying what to improve, making the change, measuring the result, learning, and repeating. Shah adds that coding agents have made changing software cheap. A generated headline in the packet references Amplitude's Wave Agent driving self-improving products.

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    @hnshahThe dashboard is starting to look like an intermediate step. PostHog calls it self-driving. Amplitude calls it self-improving. Both are converging on the same product loop. Observe behavior. Find something worth improving. Make the change. Measure the result. Learn. Repeat. Coding agents made changing software cheap. Analytics has the context to decide what should change. Jacob's examples make the category feel a lot more real.

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    @hnshahThe dashboard is starting to look like an intermediate step. PostHog calls it self-driving. Amplitude calls it self-improving. Both are converging on the same product loop. Observe behavior. Find something worth improving. Make the change. Measure the result. Learn. Repeat. Coding agents made changing software cheap. Analytics has the context to decide what should change. Jacob's examples make the category feel a lot more real.