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Posthog Claude Code Share Plugin

  • 5 repo stars
  • Updated July 21, 2026
  • PostHog/claude-code-share-plugin

posthog-claude-code-share-plugin is a Claude Code plugin that adds a `/share` command to export and redistribute agent sessions as documentation.

About

posthog-claude-code-share-plugin is a minimal Claude Code plugin from PostHog that adds a `/share` command so you can push agent work into shareable documentation form. developers who live in Claude Code for implementation and debugging often lose context when chats scroll away or when a collaborator needs the same repro steps; this plugin is meant to close that gap by standardizing export at the moment you finish a useful session. It is not a analytics dashboard and not a generic markdown CMS—it is a command hook tuned for Claude Code’s session model. Install it when you routinely need to hand off session narratives to GitHub, internal docs, or growth content without rewriting transcripts by hand. Expect a single-plugin package focused on sharing semantics rather than a broad skill library. Pair it with your normal docs stack in Build and with distribution habits in Launch/Grow when those exports become public artifacts.

  • Registers a single-plugin bundle with one `/share` slash command for Claude Code
  • Targets session and repository sharing flows (markdown, GitHub, documentation keywords in the bundle)
  • Fits PostHog’s ecosystem as a lightweight sharing hook rather than a full analytics stack
  • Works as an installable Claude Code plugin—no separate MCP server required
  • Keeps sharing inside the agent workflow instead of screen-recording or ad-hoc exports

Posthog Claude Code Share Plugin by the numbers

  • Data as of Jul 22, 2026 (Skillselion catalog sync)
/plugin install posthog-claude-code-share-plugin@PostHog/claude-code-share-plugin

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Last updatedJuly 21, 2026
RepositoryPostHog/claude-code-share-plugin

What it does

Add a `/share` command to Claude Code so developers can export and redistribute agent sessions as documentation without manual copy-paste.

Who is it for?

Best when you document in Claude Code daily and want one command to publish session output toward GitHub or markdown workflows.

Skip if: Skip if you need hosted session analytics, role-based sharing governance, or sharing outside the Claude Code plugin model.

What you get

After you install the plugin, you can trigger `/share` inside Claude Code to produce share-ready session documentation instead of manually cleaning transcripts.

  • Registered `/share` slash command inside Claude Code
  • Shareable session or documentation artifact aligned with the plugin’s export flow
  • Reduced manual transcript cleanup when handing off agent work

By the numbers

  • Bundle lists pluginCount: 1 for this repository.
  • Catalog source metadata records 4 GitHub stars at last fetch (ingested separately—do not treat as endorsement).
  • Plugin keywords include: claude, documentation, github, markdown, sessions, share, sharing.

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How it compares

Claude Code slash-command plugin, not a standalone agent skill or MCP integration catalog.

FAQ

Who is Posthog Claude Code Share Plugin for?

It is for and small-team developers who use Claude Code as their primary coding agent and want a built-in way to share session output as documentation.

When should I use Posthog Claude Code Share Plugin?

Use it during Build when you finish a session worth preserving, or when you are about to hand work to GitHub, a collaborator, or a public write-up.

How do I add Posthog Claude Code Share Plugin to my agent?

Install the plugin from the PostHog/claude-code-share-plugin repository into Claude Code’s plugin flow, then invoke `/share` from an active session when you are ready to export.

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