Integrations (PostHog, Weaviate, Daytona)
Use Settings > Integrations to connect PostHog, Weaviate, Daytona, and Orthogonal to Runtype.
Available integrations
This page covers the following integrations:
- PostHog: Send custom events from your Flows to a PostHog project with the Send Event step.
- Weaviate: Use a Weaviate collection for semantic search.
- Daytona: Run code steps and custom Tools in remote Daytona sandboxes.
- Orthogonal: Use the Orthogonal API marketplace from Agents and Flows.
The other integrations on the Integrations screen have their own guides. The Next steps section links to them.
Plan requirements
Saving your own PostHog, Daytona, or Orthogonal key is a bring your own key (BYOK) feature, available on the Team plan and higher. The first time you save a PostHog or Daytona key, Runtype checks your plan. If your plan doesn’t include BYOK, the dashboard shows Failed to save PostHog API key or Failed to save Daytona API key, and the API returns Bring Your Own Key requires a Team plan or higher. Replacing a key that you already saved doesn’t need BYOK. For Orthogonal, the dashboard disables the key field when your plan doesn’t include BYOK.
Daytona and Orthogonal can use a Runtype platform key when you don’t add your own. PostHog has no platform key, so the Send Event step needs your own PostHog key and the Team plan or higher.
PostHog integration
The PostHog key lets the Send Event step send events that you define to your PostHog project. Runtype doesn’t forward platform usage to PostHog on its own.
To configure PostHog, follow these steps:
- Get your PostHog Project API Key from Settings > Project in PostHog.
- In Runtype, open Settings > Integrations.
- Under Analytics & Observability, enter the key in PostHog Project API Key.
- Click Save Key.
Use a Project API Key, which starts with phc_, not a Personal API Key. The Send Event step requires a Project API Key, and the dashboard rejects a key that doesn’t start with phc_.
The Send Event step sends events to PostHog US Cloud (us.i.posthog.com), and sets each event’s distinct_id to the ID of the Runtype user who ran the Flow. If your PostHog project is in the EU region, events don’t reach it. To send events to another PostHog host, use a Make API Call step instead.
Weaviate integration
Use Weaviate as a vector provider for Semantic Search in Agents and for the Vector Search step in Flows.
To add a Weaviate connection, open Settings > Integrations, go to Vector Databases, and click Add Configuration. For complete setup instructions, see Weaviate (vector search).
Daytona integration
To run code steps and custom Tools in Daytona sandboxes, follow these steps:
- Create an API key in the Daytona dashboard.
- In Runtype, open Settings > Integrations.
- Under Code Execution, enter the key in Daytona API Key.
- Click Save Key.
To use Daytona, set the Execution Environment of a Run Code step or a custom Tool to Daytona Sandbox. The step inspector labels this setting Runtime. For the step settings, see Using transform-data steps. For Tools, see Creating custom tools.
When you don’t add your own key, Runtype runs Daytona sandboxes with a platform key and bills the sandbox runtime to your Runtype usage. With your own key, Daytona bills you directly. For more about platform usage, see Billing and plans.
Orthogonal integration
To configure Orthogonal for your Agents and Flows, follow these steps:
- Get your Orthogonal API key from the Orthogonal marketplace.
- In Runtype, open Settings > Integrations.
- Under Orthogonal, enter the key in Orthogonal API Key.
- Click Save Key.
If your plan doesn’t include BYOK, the key field is disabled and the dashboard shows Add a payment method. Orthogonal then uses the platform key.
Manage and remove integrations
Settings > Integrations shows the status of each integration:
- PostHog, Daytona, and Orthogonal show a key configured message after you save a key. The field doesn’t show the saved key.
- Each Weaviate configuration appears in a list, and the default configuration has a Default badge. Open a configuration’s actions menu to click Edit Configuration, Set as Default, or Delete.
Your PostHog and Daytona keys belong to you in the current organization. Teammates don’t share them, and the status shows only your own key.
The dashboard provides the following removal controls:
- For a Daytona or Orthogonal API key, click Remove Key. Runtype then uses the platform key.
- For a PostHog key, the dashboard has no remove control. To replace the key, enter the new key and click Save Key. To remove it, use the API.
- For a Weaviate connection, open its actions menu and click Delete.
Vector searches use your default Weaviate configuration, even when a Vector Search step selects a different configuration. If no configuration is the default, Runtype uses one of your remaining configurations. After you delete the default configuration, set another configuration as default to control which one searches use.
Manage keys with the API
The /v1/integration-configs endpoints read, save, and remove PostHog and Daytona keys. An API key needs the INTEGRATIONS:READ scope to read and the INTEGRATIONS:WRITE scope to save or remove.
The following command saves a PostHog key:
Replace YOUR_RUNTYPE_API_KEY with your Runtype API key and YOUR_POSTHOG_PROJECT_API_KEY with your PostHog Project API Key. To remove the key, send DELETE to the same path. A plan without BYOK returns 402 on the first save, and a key without the required scope returns 403.
Troubleshooting
The following errors are the most common:
- PostHog API key not configured: You haven’t saved a PostHog key. Save one under Settings > Integrations > Analytics & Observability. The error message names Settings > Analytics, but the key field is on the Integrations screen.
- PostHog API error: 401: PostHog rejected the key. Check that you saved the Project API Key that starts with
phc_, not a Personal API Key. - Daytona API key not configured: Neither your key nor a platform key is available. Save a Daytona key under Settings > Integrations > Code Execution.
- Weaviate configuration not found: You have no Weaviate configuration. Add one under Settings > Integrations > Vector Databases.
Next steps
Use these guides to continue:
- Connecting AI model providers: connect provider keys.
- Platform keys vs. bring your own key (BYOK): compare key options.
- Slack integration: connect Slack tools to an Agent.
- Google Workspace integration: connect Gmail, Calendar, Docs, Sheets, and Drive.
- Linear integration: connect Linear tools to an Agent.
- GitHub integration: connect GitHub tools to an Agent.
- Firecrawl (web scraping): configure Firecrawl for web scraping.
- Massive (web rendering): configure Massive for web rendering.
- Exa (web search): configure Exa for web search.
- Braintrust (tracing): send traces to Braintrust.
- Integrations overview: see each integration, where to connect it, and where you can use it.