Design the Flag Plan Before the Train Leaves
Build a release-ready feature-flag plan instead of a vague promise to control exposure later.
A new entitlement feature will board the next train. The team says it will be behind a flag, but there is no shared plan for ownership, default state, cohort logic, or disablement. A release-ready flag plan names who controls exposure, how the first cohorts are selected, how launch health is observed, and when the flag should disappear. The common shortcut is to stop at the existence of a boolean. That skips the real release work: who operates the switch, what it governs across services, and how you know when to widen or shut it off. Name the owner and default…
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