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I have a bias but I would still suggest using feature flags even for on/off functions. Example of how I do it: https://x.com/ctushr/status/1949215574980272177

You can checkout my reply to the same comment. I have explained it in terms which is easy understand for everyone.

I am surprised that tools like Gemini CLI and Claude Code are not doing this by default.

These features are in pipeline. It is currently targeting the developers to help them with rollbacks and release management.

> product, not eng, will start managing the flags at some point and needs easy access That's the typical pattern and why most tools focus on non-technical UIs. FFlags targets a dif…

You are right, feature flags are just toggles but the devil is in the details. When the product scales you would want to test things internally or with a close group of people on p…

That's a fair point! Basic feature flags are just toggles, true and false. But they quickly become complex as you onboard new customers and scale. You need percentage rollouts to m…

Aah! That's a miss from my end. I had it on my previous landing page. It is 100k requests a month. But, I am not adding any cap right now. I monitor the system all the time so if i…

Hey, Thanks! I recorded it using https://screen.studio/ .

That was the main pain-point I faced in the orgs I have worked with. When I came to know about the OpenFeature I was instantly gravitated towards building this on open standards.

Thank-you! Do let me know how was your experience if you to use it.

Hi HN, I'm the creator of FFlags. I built this because I wanted a feature flagging system that gave me the performance and reliability of an enterprise-scale solution without the m…

This is an interesting projects. Did you get to explore how you can do the same with the dynamic documents? For instance, a google doc or MS Word file which keeps on changing with …