The Confidence home page also shows a Clean up your workspace card when
any of your flags haven’t been applied in over a week. It’s a quick way to
archive individual flags without running a full scan.
Run a Manual Scan
1
Go to Flag Cleanup
Select Flags > Cleanup in the sidebar.
2
Click Run scan
The scan analyzes your flags and any connected repositories. Results appear
when the scan completes.
3
Review the results
Each row shows the flag name, the signal type (inactive, archived in code,
or single variant), and any code references found.
- For flags without code references, click Archive to archive the flag directly, or Dismiss to skip it.
- For flags with code references, click Open PR to have a coding agent open a cleanup pull request in the affected repository.
Set a Scan Schedule
1
Go to Flag Cleanup
Select Flags > Cleanup in the sidebar.
2
Open Schedule settings
Click Schedule in the top right.
3
Set the frequency
Choose how often the scan runs—daily, weekly, or monthly—and click
Save.
Enable Auto Archive
With auto archive enabled, Confidence automatically archives inactive flags that have no references in your connected repositories. You don’t need to review and manually archive each one.1
Go to Flag Cleanup
Select Flags > Cleanup in the sidebar.
2
Open settings
Click Settings in the top right.
3
Turn on auto archive
Enable Auto archive inactive flags and click Save.
Auto archive only applies to inactive flags with no code references. Flags
that are still referenced in code are never archived automatically—they appear
in scan results for you to review.
Related Resources
Flag cleanup reference
Signal types, automatic archive, and cleanup pull requests explained
Archive a flag
Manually archive a flag that’s no longer needed
Flags reference
Flag schemas, variants, and lifecycle