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Feature flags are common these days, and the .NET feature management library provides a lot of the plumbing to make them easy to get started with. The missing piece is a UI for managing flags - unless you are using Azure App Configuration. Relying on `appSettings.json` gets awkward when non-technical users need to change flags, deploys are slow, or the application is running in a distributed environment. I built FeatureFlags.app to fill that gap - a simple UI for managing .NET feature flags that

https://twitter.com/Zai_org/status/2093354097122455713 https://z.ai/blog/glm-5.3