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Scenarios suitable for prioritizing the introduction of the Decisions API include: frequent but simple-rule judgments (such as content classification, permission checks, feature flags), product logic that requires consistent behavior across multiple clients, and teams whose rules iterate frequently and who do not want every change to go through the release process.
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10/22/2026
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