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Introducing the Zenmanage Go SDK
The Zenmanage Go SDK brings feature flags to Go services with context-aware evaluation, fast local rule caching, and middleware for net/http, Gin, and Echo.
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Feature flags, built for teams who just want to ship
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Targeting Rules
Define precise targeting rules based on user or application context, and see exactly which rule matched and what value it served — so you always know why a given user saw what they saw.
Hub entry points
Choose the path that matches your role.
Each hub is purpose-built so teams can move from strategy to implementation quickly.
Solutions Hub
Use role-based playbooks for engineering, product, and operations decisions.
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Product Hub
Dive into capabilities and rollout controls across every part of the release lifecycle.
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Developers Hub
Move from quickstarts to APIs, SDKs, webhooks, and operational guidance.
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Permissions & Audit
Scoped access controls and immutable audit history for every flag change. Grant access at the account, project, or environment level — and get a complete, tamper-proof record of who changed what and when.
Product capabilities
Everything you need to ship safely in production.
From first rollout to stale-flag cleanup, Zenmanage supports the full release lifecycle.
Feature Flags
Ship booleans, strings, and numbers so each release mechanism matches the feature you are controlling.
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Targeting and Segments
Model user and application context, define reusable segments, and deliver the right experience to the right audience.
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Progressive Rollouts
Expose features gradually, validate behavior in production, and expand release confidence one cohort at a time.
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Remote Config
Adjust behavior at runtime without redeploying code by serving configuration directly through your flagging workflow.
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Flag Lifecycle
Track flags from creation through cleanup so temporary controls do not turn into long-term technical debt.
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Integrations
Connect Zenmanage to the APIs, SDKs, and workflows your teams already use so rollouts fit how you build.
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NewPermissions & Audit
Scoped access controls and immutable audit history for every flag change — so every action in production is attributed and reviewable.
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Operational confidence
Ship continuously, recover instantly.
- Gate unfinished work behind flags while keeping trunk healthy.
- Ramp exposure safely with progressive rollout controls and cohorts.
- Disable risky behavior fast without waiting on an emergency deployment.
Start with the docs path that matches how you ship.
Use quickstarts for JavaScript, PHP, Laravel, Python, and Go, then move into the API reference, webhook patterns, targeting guides, and rollback playbooks as your rollout matures.
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Release strategy, rollout operations, and practical guidance from teams shipping with feature flags.
announcements
Introducing the Zenmanage Management API
Zenmanage now ships a public REST API for flag, target, and rule CRUD — with scoped tokens, rate limits, idempotency keys, webhooks, and an OpenAPI spec with an interactive Swagger UI explorer.
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announcements
Introducing the Zenmanage MCP Server: Manage Flags From Your AI Assistant
The Zenmanage MCP server lets Claude, Cursor, and other AI assistants read and manage your feature flags directly — hosted, nothing to install, authenticated with your own token.
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