↳ New: Monitor tab Release a feature, then jump over to the Monitor tab to view exposure, adoption, and feedback in real-time.

↳ New company filter option: before/after date So now you can roll out a new product experience to new users, while phasing out the old one for existing users.

Flag cleanup = The most annoying things about feature flags. So we created AI Flag Cleanup to take care of it for you. Here’s how we built it:

We shipped some simplifications to the Access tab for feature flags. Here are 3 things that changed:

↳ Improved: Access tab We’ve made some subtle but important improvements to the Access tab for feature flags, including: making it easier to change stage and see the version history.

“You can get a surprisingly long way with an LLM and a quick prompt, but getting good results, consistently, is where the real work is.” We wrote about building AI flag cleanup. From finding the right model, to ending the whitespace problem.

From AI flag cleanup to Cloudflare Workers support, let’s recap what shipped in July ↓

Get flag archive reminders in Slack after rollout or inactivity. Plus notifications when a flag is archived or restored. Flag reminders for Slack, available now ↴

Avoid forgotten flags with automated archiving after inactivity or rollout. Flag archive automation, available now in Bucket ↴

You know some of your feature flags are no longer needed, but which? Stale flags detected automatically, all listed together. Available now ↴

What if you never had to remove a stale feature flag ever again? AI flag cleanup. Now in open beta for React ↴

↳ New: User Permissions We’ve added user permissions, so you can now invite, remove, and manage roles for your team members on our Pro and Enterprise plans.

↳ New: Cloudflare Workers support. We’ve added support for edge-runtimes like @Cloudflare Workers to the Bucket Node SDK. It caches feature definitions in worker memory to avoid flag eval latency, along with a new EdgeClient that keeps those definitions fresh.

From bulk management to Vue SDK, let’s recap what shipped in June ↓

> npm i @⁠bucketco/vue-sdk We've added @vuejs support to Bucket. With a client-side SDK that provides toggling, tracking, feedback, and remote config. Along with the built-in toolbar on localhost.

New: Bulk management You can now paste huge lists of IDs or other properties into feature access rules, to add companies or users to features in bulk.

New: ↳ We’ve added diffs to targeting rule changes, showing you how many users and companies will have access and the stage a feature is in, like ↯

From initial release to happy users: Flag feature with type safety → Test locally with toolbar → Release in beta → Fix customers issues with feedback → Track adoption → Go GA Get started: npm i @⁠bucketco/cli -d && npx bucket new

The team has been hard at work last month to help you ship better features faster with feature flags. We introduced an MCP server, improved Slack notifications, and launched a new, markdown-inspired website. Find out the latest product updates here: bucket.co/changelog

New: Improved Slack notifications We've just updated the integration with Slack for flag targeting changes. We now only show what has changed.

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How we release beta features using Bucket: 1. Flag a new feature 2. Set up the feature rollout strategy 3. Start collecting user feedback Here's a step-by-step guide ↓

Ship the right features faster. Flagging a feature and adding a feedback button is simple: const { isEnabled, requestFeedback } = useFeature()

› bucket new mcp We're making feature flagging as frictionless as possible. Today, we're introducing the Bucket MCP server to enable you to flag features, manage company data, and control feature access from your favorite AI code editor.

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We're sponsoring the Next.⁠js global hackathon. Ship the right features faster.

@bucket.co site refresh in the oven 👨‍🍳

Last week was launch week at @bucket.co, wrapping up a month of shipping features to make feature flagging a fast, joyful experience for SaaS developers: › CLI › Toolbar › Event log › GitHub app › Revamped docs Find out the latest product updates here: bucket.co/changelog

› bucket new docs This week, we introduced 4 new features: › CLI › Toolbar › Event log › GitHub integration The docs needed a refresh. We're introducing: › New layout › Comprehensive, step-by-step guides › Public repository

› bucket new bucketbot We now integrate with GitHub to automatically clean up your feature flags after roll out.

› bucket new eventLog We're introducing the new Event log. See all event data sent to Bucket, filter them by type, and get detailed context for quick debugging.

› bucket new toolbar Introducing the Toolbar. Toggle features on and off when building locally.

› bucket new cli Introducing the Bucket CLI. Create new features from the command line and maintain type safety while building. When creating a new feature, the CLI updates your local types to make sure they match types defined in Bucket.

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Next week is @bucket.co's first-ever Launch Week — a week of announcing new features to make feature flagging a fast, joyful experience for SaaS developers. Here's why it's important and what it means for us.

ICYMI @bucket.co is contributing 1% of customer subscriptions to remove carbon from the atmosphere — love it

New: Add in Bulk For Pro customers, we just released bulk actions. You can now select multiple customers and give them access to features in bulk.

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New: Event listeners We've made it possible to integrate Bucket with other platforms like Amplitude and Datadog through event listeners in Bucket SDKs.

The team has been hard at work this month to help you build better products with feature flags: ✓ Event log ✓ Custom avatars ✓ Secret features ✓ Feature key naming conventions ✓ Remote Configs (Beta) Find out the latest product updates here: bucket.co/changelog

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The tools we use inspire the tools we build. We recently switched to @clerk.com for auth and it's been a great decision. Beautiful out-of-the-box, quickly set up, and scalable — it's a no-brainer, and a source of inspiration for us at @bucket.co.

New in Beta: Remote Config We’ve just added remote feature configuration to Bucket, a dynamic and flexible approach to configuring feature behaviour outside of your app – without redeployments.

> The quality of the product is outstanding. Bucket goes beyond simple feature flagging and empowers us with a complete feature delivery platform. > > Samy Pessé, co-founder at GitBook Thank you, Samy! We're proud to help GitBook increase their iteration velocity.

We've reworked our Getting Started page: ❖ Detailed step-by-step guide ❖ Product screenshots ❖ Code examples ❖ Links to advanced features

New: Feature key naming conventions When you create a new feature on Bucket, we’ll suggest a feature key derived from the name in kebab-case. If you prefer SNAKE_UPPER_CASE — or any other naming conventions — now YOU_DECIDE.

New: Secret features We've made it possible to mark features as "secret" on Bucket. Secret features aren't retrievable with a publishable key — only with a secret key. This means you can use a feature on your backend and ensure that the feature key is never revealed to any users.