What problem does it solve? Setting up feature flags and A/B tests in Next.js or SvelteKit involves many moving parts: installing the SDK, linking a Vercel project, pulling OIDC credentials, declaring flags in code, wiring adapters, and managing rollouts via CLI. This Skill guides the entire workflow end-to-end so flags are created, connected, and evaluated correctly without missed steps. ## Core Features & Use Cases - End-to-end flag setup: Installs the flags package, links the Vercel project, pulls environment variables, configures the Vercel Toolbar, and creates the Flags Explorer discovery endpoint. - Flag creation and adoption: Creates new flags via vercel flags create or adopts existing dashboard flags by mapping vercel flags inspect output to typed flag() declarations. - Provider adapters and patterns: Covers Vercel, Statsig, LaunchDarkly, PostHog, GrowthBook, and custom adapters, plus precompute, identify/dedupe, bulk evaluate(), and encrypted flag values. - Use Case: Ask the agent to add a new-checkout boolean flag to a Next.js app; it installs the SDK, runs vercel flags create, declares the flag with vercelAdapter, and renders conditional UI in a server component. ## Quick Start Set up the Flags SDK in my Next.js project and create a boolean feature flag called show-banner wired to Vercel Flags.