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Last updated Mar 25, 2026

Feature flags

Feature flags let you control feature rollouts and manage deployments safely in your Forge apps — without redeploying code.

Tutorials

New to feature flags? Start here.

Your first feature flag

Create a flag, add it to your app, and toggle it on and off. 10 minutes.

Start tutorial

Page bookmark tutorial

Build a full bookmarking feature in Confluence controlled by a feature flag. 20 minutes.

Start tutorial

How-to guides

Practical steps for common tasks.

Roll out to a percentage of users

Gradually release a feature to 10%, 50%, or any percentage of your users.

How to roll out gradually

Target specific users or organizations

Enable a feature for individual users, enterprise customers, or specific Atlassian sites.

How to target users

Use environment-specific flags

Run different flag configurations in development, staging, and production.

How to use environments

Reference

Complete API and system details.

Server-side SDK

API reference for @forge/feature-flags. Use in resolvers, triggers, and backend code.

Server-side SDK reference

Client SDK

API reference for feature flags in @forge/bridge. Use in Forge UI apps.

Client SDK reference

Limitations

Features not yet available, including Government Cloud constraints.

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Explanation

Background reading to deepen your understanding.

Core concepts

How feature flags work in Forge: evaluation, targeting, lifecycle, and ID types.

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Client SDK vs server-side SDK

Understand when to use each SDK and the architectural tradeoffs.

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