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Getunleash Unleash Mcp

MCP server for managing Unleash feature flags

Developer ToolsPackageJavaScript/TypeScriptOpen SourceExternal
Last updated
March 16, 2026
Visibility
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About This MCP Server


MCP server for managing Unleash feature flags This MCP server enables AI assistants like Claude to seamlessly interact with Getunleash Unleash, providing structured access to its functionality through the Model Context Protocol (MCP).

Key Capabilities:

  • Connect AI assistants to specialized functionality
  • Automate repetitive workflows and tasks
  • Access and process data from external sources
  • Enable intelligent decision-making with real-time data

Common Use Cases:

  • Streamlining daily workflows with AI assistance
  • Automating data processing and analysis tasks
  • Building intelligent automation pipelines
  • Enhancing productivity through AI-powered tools

How It Works: Getunleash Unleash integrates with AI coding assistants and chat interfaces through the standardized MCP protocol. Once configured, your AI assistant can directly invoke Getunleash Unleash's tools, enabling natural language interaction with its features without manual API calls or custom integrations.

Technical Details: Server type: Package · Language: JavaScript/TypeScript

Capabilities
Create feature flags with proper validation and typing.Detect existing flags to prevent duplicates or encourage reuse.Evaluate changes to decide when a feature flag is needed.Stream progress for visibility during operations.Handle errors gracefully with helpful hints.Follow best practices from the Unleash documentation.

Tools & Endpoints9

Example Workflow

The core workflow for an AI assistant is designed to be: 1. evaluate_change: First, assess a code change to see if a flag is needed. 2. detect_flag: This is often called automatically by evaluate_change to prevent creating duplicate flags. 3. create_flag: If a new flag is required, this tool creates it in Unleash. 4. wrap_change: Finally, this tool provides the language-specific code to implement the new flag.

See more information on the core workflow tools in the Tool reference section.

What Problems It Solves

  • • POST /api/admin/projects/{projectId}/features - Create feature flag

Specifications

Status
live
Industry
Developer Tools
Category
General
Server type
Package
Language
JavaScript/TypeScript
License
Open Source
Verified
Yes

Requirements

  • Node.js 18 or higher
  • Yarn package manager or npm
  • An Unleash instance (hosted or self-hosted)
  • A personal access token with permissions to create feature flags

Hosting


Hosting Options

  • Package

API


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1

Install

Install command
JavaScript/TypeScript
npx unleash-mcp --log-level debug

Performance


Usage


Quick Reference


Name
Getunleash Unleash Mcp
Function
MCP server for managing Unleash feature flags
Available Tools
create_flag: Creates a feature flag in Unleash., evaluate_change: Scores risk and recommends feature flag usage., detect_flag: Discovers existing feature flags to avoid duplicates., wrap_change: Provides guidance on how to wrap a change in a feature flag., set_flag_rollout: Configures rollout strategies for a feature flag (does not enable the flag)., get_flag_state: Surfaces a feature flag's metadata and its activation strategies., toggle_flag_environment: Enables or disables a feature flag in an environment., remove_flag_strategy: Deletes a feature flag's strategy from an environment., cleanup_flag: Generates instructions for safely removing flagged code paths.
Transport
Package
Language
JavaScript/TypeScript
Install
npx unleash-mcp --log-level debug
Source
External (Registry)
License
Open Source
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