Unleash 8.2

Unleash 8.2 is out, we launched a new website, the fall event calendar is filling up, and by popular demand the AI kill switch webinar is coming back for a third run. Let’s get into it.

What’s new in Unleash 8.2

Project-level release templates. A release template is a rollout plan you save once and reuse on any feature flag: for example, your own team first, then 20% of users, then everyone. Until now, all templates lived in one shared list for the whole instance. Project owners can now create templates for their own project, so your team can set up the rollout steps that fit your work without needing an admin.

“New in Unleash” page for Open Source. The “New in Unleash” page is now available in Unleash Open Source too. It lists the latest capabilities, marks which ones are Enterprise features, and links you to docs, beta access requests, and what we’re working on next.

Filter flags by creator. You can now filter the flags overview by who created each flag. Find your own flags quickly, or see what your team has been working on.

Read the full 8.2 release notes →

Rolled out to 100%: the new getunleash.io

We launched a new getunleash.io. We think it captures the use cases we’ve been hearing from you: ship at AI speed, experiment and validate ideas quickly, all with the safety net of instant rollbacks. Take a look and tell us what you think.

While you’re there, check the events page. We’ll be in Paris, New York, London, Amsterdam, Munich, San Francisco, and a few more places this fall. We’d love to grab coffee or lunch with you if you’re in the area.

 

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Unleash plugin for Claude Code

If you use Claude Code, you can now have it follow good feature flag practice on its own. We published a Claude Code plugin: a growing set of skills backed by the Unleash MCP server, encoding FeatureOps practices for controlling software behavior at runtime.

Two skills so far:

• /unleash:featureops evaluates a change for risk, creates flags with consistent naming, wraps code behind flags, plans progressive rollouts, and cleans up stale flags.
• /unleash:migrate-gitlab-flags migrates a codebase from GitLab Feature Flags to Unleash: inventory, concept mapping, provisioning, SDK rewrite, and behavior-parity verification.

Skills work out of the box, and some ship as customizable templates you can adapt to your team’s conventions.

 

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