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Feature flag strategy

Skill planifest/planifest-framework/planifest-framework/external-skills/feature-flag-strategy

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Feature flag lifecycle governance workflow for safe rollout, blast-radius control, and cleanup discipline. Use when feature rollout needs runtime controls (targeting, staged exposure, kill-switch policy, ownership, and retirement lifecycle) and those rules are not yet explicit; do not use for statistical experiment design and analysis.

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Feature Flag Strategy

Overview

Use this skill to manage feature flags as controlled release instruments, not permanent complexity.

Scope Boundaries

  • Use this skill when the task matches the trigger condition described in description.
  • Do not use this skill when the primary task falls outside this skill's domain.

Shared References

  • Lifecycle decision rules:
    • references/flag-lifecycle-decision-rules.md
  • Targeting and blast-radius guidance:
    • references/flag-targeting-risk-guidance.md

Templates And Assets

  • Flag catalog template:
    • assets/feature-flag-catalog-template.csv
  • Rollout plan template:
    • assets/flag-rollout-plan-template.md
  • Retirement checklist:
    • assets/flag-retirement-checklist.md

Inputs To Gather

  • Rollout objective, user segments, and release risk tolerance.
  • Blast-radius constraints and required kill-switch latency.
  • Operational/compliance constraints and on-call readiness.
  • Flag platform capabilities, dependency behavior, and telemetry coverage.

Deliverables

  • Flag definition with owner, type, kill-switch, and expiry.
  • Rollout plan with progression gates and rollback policy.
  • Lifecycle decision record including retirement criteria.
  • Verification evidence for targeting and disable behavior.

Workflow

  1. Decide whether a flag is warranted using references/flag-lifecycle-decision-rules.md.
  2. Register flags in assets/feature-flag-catalog-template.csv with ownership and expiry.
  3. Define rollout and rollback using assets/flag-rollout-plan-template.md.
  4. Validate targeting safety using references/flag-targeting-risk-guidance.md.
  5. Retire flags using assets/flag-retirement-checklist.md once control is no longer needed.

Quality Standard

  • Every flag has owner, kill-switch, and retirement date.
  • Rollout and rollback criteria are measurable and pre-defined.
  • Targeting rules are auditable and operationally safe.
  • Retired flags are removed from code paths, not just disabled.

Failure Conditions

  • Stop when flags lack ownership, expiry, or safe disable paths.
  • Stop when targeting rules create unbounded or opaque blast radius.
  • Escalate when accepted rollout risk exceeds policy thresholds.

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