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Trigger ID: a283762
App: next-js/15-pages-router-saas
App directory: apps/next-js/15-pages-router-saas
Workbench branch: wizard-ci-a283762-next-js-15-pages-router-saas
Wizard branch: main
Examples branch: main
PostHog (MCP) branch: master
Timestamp: 2026-01-15T22:38:20.209Z
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Now I have read all the changed files. Let me compile the PR evaluation report based on my analysis.


PR Evaluation Report

Summary

This PR integrates PostHog analytics into a Next.js 15 Pages Router SaaS application. It adds both client-side (posthog-js) and server-side (posthog-node) tracking, configures a reverse proxy to bypass ad blockers, and instruments key user flows including authentication, checkout, team management, and account updates with comprehensive event tracking.

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Confidence score: 4/5 👍

  • Client-side identify uses email instead of user ID: In components/login.tsx, the client calls posthog.identify(data.email, {...}) using email as the distinct ID, while server-side uses numeric user ID. This creates identity fragmentation and inconsistent user tracking across client/server. [MEDIUM]
  • Server-side PostHog client lacks flushing before response: API routes call posthog.capture() but don't await posthog.flush() before responding. Events may be lost in serverless environments where the function terminates before flush completes. [MEDIUM]
  • Missing auto pageview capture configuration: The instrumentation-client.ts doesn't explicitly enable capture_pageview, relying on defaults. Should explicitly configure pageview behavior for Pages Router. [LOW]

File changes

Filename Score Description
components/login.tsx 3/5 Adds client-side form tracking and identify, but uses email as distinct ID instead of user ID causing identity mismatch
instrumentation-client.ts 4/5 Clean PostHog initialization with reverse proxy, exception capture, and debug mode; uses correct defaults config
lib/posthog-server.ts 4/5 Proper singleton pattern for server-side client; shutdownPostHog export exists but is never called
next.config.ts 5/5 Correct reverse proxy rewrites for PostHog ingestion with proper trailing slash config
package.json 5/5 Both posthog-js and posthog-node dependencies added correctly
pages/api/account/update.ts 4/5 Good event tracking with identify; missing flush before response
pages/api/auth/sign-in.ts 4/5 Comprehensive tracking with identify; missing flush
pages/api/auth/sign-up.ts 4/5 Tracks sign-up with user properties; missing flush
pages/api/stripe/checkout.ts 4/5 Tracks checkout completion with plan details; missing flush
pages/api/stripe/create-checkout.ts 4/5 Tracks checkout initiation; missing flush
pages/api/stripe/webhook.ts 4/5 Properly separated subscription updated vs cancelled events; uses Stripe customer ID as distinct ID which may not correlate to PostHog user
pages/api/team/invite.ts 4/5 Tracks team invitations with role; missing flush
pages/api/team/remove-member.ts 4/5 Tracks member removal; missing flush
pages/pricing.tsx 4/5 Tracks plan selection with price details; includes exception tracking
pnpm-lock.yaml 5/5 Lock file properly updated with PostHog dependencies
posthog-setup-report.md 5/5 Comprehensive documentation of integration

App sanity check: 4/5 ✅

Criteria Result Description
App builds and runs Yes No syntax errors, proper TypeScript typing
Preserves existing env vars & configs Yes Only adds PostHog-related config without removing existing logic
No syntax or type errors Yes All code follows proper TypeScript patterns
Correct imports/exports Yes All imports resolve correctly
Minimal, focused changes Yes Changes are targeted to PostHog integration only

Issues

  • No critical issues detected

Other completed criteria

  • Existing app code, business logic, and configs preserved
  • Clear, readable code with helpful comments
  • Consistent with existing patterns (API routes, schema usage)
  • Appropriate error handling with try/catch blocks
  • Environment variables documented in setup report
  • Build configuration is valid

PostHog implementation: 4/5 ✅

Criteria Result Description
PostHog SDKs installed Yes Both posthog-js@^1.324.1 and posthog-node@^5.21.0 added to dependencies
PostHog client initialized Yes Client via instrumentation-client.ts, server via singleton in lib/posthog-server.ts
capture() Yes Extensive capture calls across 11 files tracking key user actions
identify() Partial Server-side uses user ID consistently; client-side uses email in login.tsx causing identity fragmentation
Error tracking Yes capture_exceptions: true enabled client-side; manual captureException calls on errors; server-side error events tracked
Reverse proxy Yes /ingest rewrites configured in next.config.ts to bypass ad blockers

Issues

  • Identity mismatch between client and server: Client-side posthog.identify() in login.tsx uses data.email as the distinct ID, while server-side uses user.id.toString(). This will create duplicate user profiles in PostHog and break user journey analysis. Should use user ID consistently. [MEDIUM]
  • Missing flush() calls in API routes: Server-side posthog.capture() calls don't await posthog.flush() before the response returns. In serverless environments, the function may terminate before events are sent to PostHog, causing data loss. [MEDIUM]
  • Webhook uses Stripe customer ID: In webhook.ts, the distinct ID is subscription.customer as string (Stripe customer ID) which may not match the PostHog user profile. Consider using : false or mapping to internal user ID. [LOW]

Other completed criteria

  • Correct API host configuration (/ingest for client, env var for server)
  • Uses defaults: '2025-05-24' for recommended defaults
  • Debug mode enabled in development
  • skipTrailingSlashRedirect: true properly configured
  • No PII in event properties (only necessary identifiers)
  • Proper server-side singleton pattern with shutdown export

PostHog insights and events: 4/5 ✅

Filename PostHog events Description
components/login.tsx sign_in_form_submitted, sign_up_form_submitted, sign_in_failed, sign_up_failed, captureException Tracks auth form submissions, failures, and exceptions; enables conversion analysis
pages/api/auth/sign-in.ts user_signed_in, sign_in_error Server-side sign-in success with user properties; error tracking
pages/api/auth/sign-up.ts user_signed_up, sign_up_error New user registration with team and invite context
pages/api/stripe/checkout.ts checkout_completed, checkout_completion_error Checkout completion with subscription and plan details
pages/api/stripe/create-checkout.ts checkout_started, checkout_error Checkout initiation with price and team context
pages/api/stripe/webhook.ts subscription_updated, subscription_cancelled Subscription lifecycle events for churn analysis
pages/api/team/invite.ts team_member_invited, team_invite_error Team growth tracking with role information
pages/api/team/remove-member.ts team_member_removed, team_remove_error Team churn tracking
pages/api/account/update.ts account_updated, account_update_error Profile updates with user identification
pages/pricing.tsx pricing_plan_selected, captureException Plan selection with pricing details for funnel analysis

Issues

  • No pageview tracking explicitly configured: While posthog-js may auto-capture pageviews, explicit configuration would be more reliable for Pages Router. [LOW]
  • Error events use 'anonymous' distinct ID: All error events in catch blocks use distinctId: 'anonymous'. While understandable when user context is unavailable, these won't associate with user profiles. Consider using the request session if available. [LOW]

Other completed criteria

  • Events capture real user actions (sign-up, sign-in, checkout, team management)
  • Events enable key product funnels (signup → pricing → checkout → completion)
  • Events enriched with relevant properties (teamId, planName, priceId, role)
  • Both success and failure states tracked
  • Subscription lifecycle captured for churn analysis
  • Setup report includes recommended dashboard insights

Reviewed by wizard workbench PR evaluator

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