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"We'll do it next sprint" was a lie last quarter and it will be a lie next quarter. The manual process loses to anything that runs automatically. FlagShark is the automatic alternative.
Cleanup PRs are the lowest-status work in any engineering org. They don't ship a feature, they don't fix a bug a customer reported, they don't appear on any revenue dashboard. Every sprint they get pushed to the next one.
The result is predictable: 73% of feature flags never get removed. The codebase accumulates conditional logic that no longer matters. New engineers spend their first week reading code paths that have been dead for two years.
FlagShark solves this by removing the human-prioritisation step entirely. The cleanup PR appears in your queue automatically. You review and merge. Done.
MANUAL CLEANUP Status quo | ★ AUTOMATED FlagShark | |
|---|---|---|
| Time per flag removed | ~2h 30m | 30s review |
| Runs without a human reminding it | ● | ● |
| Catches every code reference | grep-dependent | AST-precise |
| False positive rate | human error | ~0% (AST) |
| Onboards a new repo in | hours | 30 seconds |
| Scales with engineer count | ● | ● |
| Org-wide visibility | ● | ● |
| Survives team turnover | ● | ● |
30-second install. Free for 3 repos. The cleanup PR shows up without anyone asking.