Executor bridges PostHog MCP gaps

Executor’s real value is not just protocol support; it’s turning messy API surfaces into a single tool catalog agents can actually use.

• –The PostHog example highlights a common MCP pain point: partial coverage that forces humans to fall back to docs and glue code
• –Pointing Executor at an OpenAPI spec avoids waiting for bespoke MCP coverage and immediately expands the callable surface
• –Its permission model matters as much as its discovery layer, since reads can be auto-run while writes stay gated
• –The abstraction is most compelling for teams, where auth, policy, and tool access need to live outside prompt-level hacks
• –This is infrastructure for agent reliability, not another agent app