Reference
Learn the core concepts, then look up exact endpoints, tools, and events for whatever you're integrating — the public API, the Management API, the MCP server, or webhooks.
Concepts
Getting Started
Go from environment setup to your first evaluated flag, first rollout, and first webhook without guessing at the sequence.
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Flags and Values
Model each release decision with the smallest flag type that expresses the behavior you need to control.
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Flag Lifecycle and Status
Learn how Zenmanage derives each flag's status, what archiving actually does, and how staleness detection finds cleanup candidates.
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Targets and Publishing States
Treat target state changes as part of your release workflow, not as an afterthought after code ships.
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Contexts and Attributes
Model who is asking for flags, keep identifiers stable, and add attributes only when they help a rollout decision.
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Segments and Membership
Use segments when you want reusable audience definitions instead of repeating the same targeting logic inside every flag.
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Rules and Evaluation Order
Build predictable targeting by understanding selectors, operators, rule priority, and how Zenmanage resolves the first match.
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Local Evaluation and the CDN
See how SDKs fetch the environment payload once, cache it, and evaluate rules locally — and the telemetry that model produces.
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Data Retention and the Audit Trail
See how the governance audit trail differs from operational telemetry, and exactly how long each kind of data is retained.
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Roles, Grants, and Teams
Learn what a grant actually is, what each of the four roles can do, and how teams bundle access for a group of people.
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Environments and MACs
Separate rollout risk by environment and understand how Monthly Active Contexts are counted for planning and budgeting.
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APIs & automation
Public API
Authenticate with a server, mobile, or client key and evaluate flags directly over HTTP — headers, payloads, and response shapes.
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Management API
Create and update flags, targets, and targeting rules, and read the audit trail programmatically with a Bearer token.
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MCP Server
Connect Claude, Cursor, or VS Code to the hosted MCP server so an AI assistant can read and manage your flags directly.
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Webhooks
Consume flag and targeting change events so your own systems can refresh caches, trigger workflows, and audit rollout activity.
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