What's New

A ticking UTC clock is now displayed in the top-right of the feature flags header, so you always know exactly where you are relative to scheduled activations.

Flags with start/end dates now show visual status badges (🕐 Scheduled, ✕ Expired) with tooltips showing the exact UTC activation and expiry time.

BuildrFlags now has an official Model Context Protocol server. Run npx @buildrflags/mcp to let AI coding agents (Claude, Cursor, Copilot) evaluate and manage feature flags directly from their context window.

A persistent workspace and environment context bar now appears at the top of relevant dashboard pages, so you always know what context you're operating in.

The feature flags list now supports full-text search, multiple sort options (name, status, created date), and server-side pagination — stays fast even with hundreds of flags.

Set exact start and end dates on any feature flag using a UTC-native time picker. Activation and expiry are handled automatically — no more manual flag flips at midnight.

Segments, Experiments, and Webhooks are now fully gated server-side. STARTER users get a clear 403 with an upgrade prompt — no silent data access.

Users who let their trial lapse now see a persistent in-app banner prompting them to upgrade. It auto-clears the moment a subscription activates.

Automated emails fire before a feature trial expires, giving users a clear heads-up before PRO access is removed.

Switching between monthly and annual billing now triggers an instant confirmation email.

New filter controls on the audit log let you narrow by action type (created, updated, deleted) and search by resource name — handy for large workspaces.

The /docs page now includes a dedicated MCP Server section covering how to integrate BuildrFlags with AI agents and LLM toolchains.

All limit modals and upsell banners now deep-link directly to the right Stripe Checkout for your current plan — fewer clicks to upgrade.

When a dunning grace period expires, users receive a final warning email and are automatically downgraded to the STARTER plan. Keeps accounts in a clean state.

The BuildrFlags MCP server now includes an analyze_flag_health tool — AI agents can surface stale, risky, or misconfigured flags proactively.

A lightweight, public-friendly update feed so visitors can quickly see recent shipping momentum without digging through docs.

Improved in-app handling for failed payments (banner + recovery flow) and small UI tweaks across subscription management.

A guided first-run flow to help new workspaces create their first flags and get an SDK installed in minutes.

Added first-class SDKs for Go, Python, and Ruby alongside the TypeScript and React SDKs.