Connect LaunchDarkly so Korey can read your feature flags. Search flags, check targeting, rules, and rollouts, and, with write access, create flags, toggle flags, and update who sees what.
Each person connects their own LaunchDarkly account and picks the project and environment pairs Korey can use. Korey sees only those environments, never your whole LaunchDarkly account.
What you can do
- Search flags in a selected environment
- Read a flag’s variations, targeting status, rules, rollouts, individual targets, prerequisites, default rule, and off variation
- Read the segments a rule targets, including their included and excluded targets and their rules
- Turn targeting on or off (write access)
- Add, remove, or reorder targeting rules and clauses, and change a rule’s variation (write access)
- Add, remove, or replace individual targets (write access)
- Make a flag’s default rule serve one variation to everyone no rule or individual target matches (write access)
- Create boolean or multivariate flags in a selected project (write access). LaunchDarkly adds a new flag to every environment in that project with targeting off, so it serves its off variation until you turn it on.
With write access, Korey asks you to confirm each change before it updates LaunchDarkly.
Setup
- Open Settings → Connectors → LaunchDarkly.
- Choose your access. Korey is read-only by default. Check Allow changes to feature flags to give Korey write access.
- Click Connect LaunchDarkly and sign in to authorize Korey against your LaunchDarkly account.
- Select the project and environment pairs Korey can use, up to 100. Your selection saves automatically.
You can reconnect, change your access, or disconnect from the same page at any time. Changing access reconnects LaunchDarkly, and you confirm your previous environment selection afterward.
What Korey won’t change
Korey can’t delete or archive flags, edit the variations of existing flags, change experiments or metrics, set percentage rollouts directly, create flags in projects you haven’t selected, or change targeting in environments you haven’t selected. Korey never shows your SDK keys.