# Agentic feature flagging

Coding agents mean you can ship more code, faster. But with agent-created code comes risk and merge conflicts. This example workflow shows you how to mitigate those—going from issue to release with agentic feature flagging.

## 1. Assign issue to agent

Write a feature spec and task a coding agent like Cursor, Claude, or Copilot to handle it.

## 2. Flag with Reflag agent

Provide the coding agent with a flag key or let the agent create the flag automatically with Reflag’s [MCP](https://docs.reflag.com/api/mcp) or [CLI](https://docs.reflag.com/api/cli)

## 3. Review and merge

The agent publishes a Pull Request for you to review. Once merged, it’s deployed to production.

## 4. Rollout without risk

Using Reflag, gradually rollout the feature to ensure it works as intended.

Keep your team in sync with flag updates in Linear or Slack. [Read more](https://reflag.com/linear-slack)

## 5. Reflag agent cleans up

When rolled out to everyone, Reflag creates a PR removing the obsolete flag code and archives the flag [automatically](https://reflag.com/self-cleaning).

Reflag is agent-ready and slots perfectly into an autonomous coding agent workflow. [Read blog post](https://reflag.com/blog/agentic-feature-flags)

“Our industry is ready for a fresh AI-native take on feature flags, and that’s Reflag.”

Kenneth Auchenberg

Stripe, Microsoft