feature-flags-architect

To audit stale feature flags, scan your repositories to verify every code flag has documented ownership, a kill switch, monitoring, and lifecycle cleanup criteria. This identifies dead branches and undocumented flags for safe retirement.

The best way to plan a phased rollout is generating ring, linear, log, or cohort rollout strategies. This requires documenting the flag owner, testing the kill-switch trigger, and linking a monitoring dashboard before launch.

A kill switch for operational flags works by defining a specific rollback trigger and monitoring dashboard before deployment. When triggered, it immediately disables the flag to revert the codebase to its stable state.

You need to remove dead branches after a feature rollout once the rollout is complete and stable. Lifecycle cleanup criteria dictate retiring the flag and deleting the dead code branches to eliminate flag drift.

Yes, you can use this for permission entitlements and experimentation flags. It classifies flags by type and applies tailored lifecycle rules, ensuring entitlements and experiments have documented owners and cleanup criteria.