When working with feature flags and configuration conditions, keep your logic clean and up-to-date: 1. **Simplify conditionals when flag states change**: When a feature flag becomes permanently enabled or disabled, update and simplify all conditionals that reference it. 2. **Access feature flags directly**: Prefer checking feature flags directly rather than through abstraction layers that may become deprecated. 3. **Track feature state changes accurately**: When determining if a feature was newly activated, compare current state with previous state rather than relying only on current selections. Example refactoring when a feature flag is now always true: ```typescript // Before: Complex condition with useEap feature flag enabled: Boolean(webVital) && (useEap || isInp || (isSpansWebVital && useSpansWebVitals)) // After: Simplified condition since useEap is always true enabled: Boolean(webVital) && (isInp || (isSpansWebVital && useSpansWebVitals)) ``` Example for checking feature flags directly: ```typescript // Avoid using abstraction components for feature checking {/* Component content */} // Prefer direct access to feature flags {organization.features.includes('organizations:user-feedback-ai-summaries') && ( /* Component content */ )} ```