Claude Code and Codex for Reusable Analysis
Use Lantide as a local MCP workspace for Claude Code and Codex, keeping plans, SQL, evidence, and reports reusable across data analysis sessions.
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Why Do You Still Need Lantide When Using PostHog?
PostHog excels at product events, funnels, and experiment significance. When local CRM or finance data should not move to the cloud, or you need reviewable SQL and a formal Report, use Lantide for local diagnosis.
Read article →Why Do You Still Need Lantide When Using Hex?
Hex excels at collaborative cloud notebooks, reactive execution, and app publishing. When data must stay local or ad hoc exploration does not deserve a cloud project, use Lantide for local-first analysis and send sanitized results back to Hex.
Read article →Why Do You Still Need Lantide When Using dbt?
dbt is built for production transformations, tests, and CI. For one-off hypothesis validation, use Lantide as a local sandbox, then write standard SQL back to the dbt repository once the definition is proven.
Read article →Why Do You Still Need Lantide When Using Notion?
Notion is suited to PRDs, knowledge bases, and database charts, but it is not a local SQL engine. Run rerunnable analysis in Lantide, then put the HTML or Markdown result back in Notion so planning pages cite evidence-backed conclusions.
Read article →Why Do You Still Need Lantide When Using Obsidian?
Obsidian and Dataview excel at local Markdown knowledge and note metadata queries. Lantide adds DuckDB SQL, rerunnable analysis lineage, and governed Agent memory; the two connect through files rather than replacing each other.
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