launchdarkly-flag-create

To create a LaunchDarkly feature flag that fits your codebase, the skill analyzes your existing SDK usage and patterns, then generates a flag with safe defaults and wired evaluation code that follows your project's established code style.

Feature flag evaluation wiring works by detecting your project's generic evaluation patterns and conventions, then applying MCP tools to generate matching evaluation code and verify the flag exists and is wired correctly in LaunchDarkly.

Yes, you can apply team naming conventions and tagging standards automatically when creating LaunchDarkly flags. The skill ensures flag configuration and lifecycle practices align with your project's established standards before finalizing the setup.

The best way to ensure a safe default is to create the LaunchDarkly flag starting in the OFF state with a safe default value, ready for future targeting rules, which the skill configures automatically using MCP tools during flag creation.

LaunchDarkly flag creation may fail to match codebase patterns if existing SDK usage or conventions are not clearly identifiable. The skill explores flag usage to determine the right flag type and configuration based on existing patterns.

Yes, LaunchDarkly MCP tools are required to create the flag and wire generic evaluation code per your project's conventions. The skill uses MCP to verify the flag exists and ensure wiring is correct after code changes.