Feature flags with release control built in.

Roll out changes, approve production updates, and roll back fast. Use MCP when you want automation.

Integrations
Works with the tools you already use.

GitHub, CI, alerts, and identity all fit into the same flow.

Code start examples
Pick a library to get started.
Pick a library to see the first working example.
Why teams switch
Run releases from one place.

Flags, environments, exposure ramps, and release reasons stay in one workflow instead of being scattered across docs, chat, and ad hoc scripts.

Why operators trust it
Keep approvals and rollback close.

Preview-first changes, approval checks, audit history, and rollback policy stay attached to the release itself instead of living in separate tools.

Why it compounds
Extend the same workflow into IDE and MCP.

Teams can start in the console and later expose the same release controls to IDE, MCP, and internal automation without splitting policy or state.

Release workflow everywhere

Start in the console. Extend into MCP when it helps.

Use the UI for day-to-day rollout control, then connect MCP when you want governed automation on top of the same approvals, audit trail, and rollback rules.