openfeature-sdk-dev

To implement the OpenFeature SDK, scaffold a new project, define provider and client interfaces, apply evaluation semantics and context handling, then validate compliance using standardized testing strategies and packaging guidelines.

The OpenFeature architecture defines standardized provider interfaces, hooks, and events for feature flag evaluation. Providers handle the actual flag resolution, while hooks inject custom logic before or after evaluation to ensure consistent SDK behavior.

Extend existing OpenFeature SDK patterns by aligning with architecture standards, implementing required provider interfaces, applying standardized testing strategies, and following packaging guidelines to ensure consistency before contributing to official repositories.

OpenFeature SDK development requires applying standardized testing strategies to validate specification compliance, ensure consistent evaluation semantics, verify proper error handling, and maintain quality across language-specific SDK implementations and provider interfaces.

OpenFeature SDK development has no external dependencies, but requires reviewing the OpenFeature specification and existing meta-sdk patterns, choosing a target language, and scaffolding a project to implement provider, client, and hook interfaces.

OpenFeature SDK patterns should not be used when your feature flag implementation cannot conform to the specification's provider interfaces, evaluation semantics, and context handling requirements, or when standardized testing and packaging guidelines are not applicable.