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Feature Flag Release Plan

Plan and document a progressive feature-flag rollout for shipping a change behind a flag — defining the flag and its default-off state, the staged ramp (internal → 1% → 10% → 50% → 100%) with the success and guardrail metrics that gate each step, the automatic rollback/kill-switch criteria, and the cleanup that removes the flag once fully rolled out. A planner scopes the flag, ramp stages, and metrics, a developer writes the rollout runbook with the exact flag changes and the kill-switch procedure, and a reviewer verifies each ramp step has a measurable gate and a safe abort. Use this for gradual rollouts, canary releases, dark launches, percentage-based ramps, and de-risking a risky change behind a toggle.

How it runs

#StepWho runs itWhat happens
1Scope the rolloutPlannerdefine the flag, ramp stages, and gating metrics
2Write the rollout runbookDeveloperexact flag changes, gates, and kill-switch procedure
3Review the rollout safetyReviewerverify each stage has a measurable gate and safe abort
4EvaluateReviewerGrade the deliverable against every acceptance criterion. All pass → finish; any fail → loop back and fix the gap.
5FinishDeveloperAll acceptance criteria met. Stamp a short summary and report DONE.

Say something like "feature flag rollout plan" or "gradual rollout" or "canary release plan" or "percentage ramp" or "dark launch behind a flag" in chat to start it.

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