Create a Statsig dynamic config with a default JSON value, targeting rules, and optional JSON schema via the Console API
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Use a Console API Key with write access from Project Settings > API Keys.
POST https://statsigapi.net/console/v1/dynamic_configs with headers STATSIG-API-KEY and Content-Type: application/json.
Set required field name (3-100 chars, pattern ^[a-zA-Z0-9_\-. ]*$).
Set defaultValue (object - the JSON returned when no rule matches) and isEnabled (boolean, defaults to true).
Set idType, rules (array of targeting rules using the same condition schema as gates), description (<=1000 chars), tags, owner, targetApps, releasePipelineID.
Optionally set schema - a JSON Schema Draft 2020-12 document used to validate the config's value on this and future updates.
To later change values/rules, call the corresponding update endpoint referencing data.id.
For mutually-exclusive experiment variants instead of a plain config, use the Layers API: POST https://statsigapi.net/console/v1/layers with body { name, idType, description, targetApps, team }, then reference the returned layer id as an experiment's layerID.
Confirm creation via GET https://statsigapi.net/console/v1/dynamic_configs/{id} or by opening data.permalink in the Console UI.
defaultValue is the fallback returned when no rule matches - leaving it empty means non-targeted users receive an unexpected empty object from the SDK.
name must be unique per project and matches the restricted pattern/length used by gates; duplicate or invalid names return 400.
schema (JSON Schema Draft 2020-12) is optional but, once set, later value updates that don't conform will be rejected - easy to forget when quickly patching values.
isEnabled defaults to true, so creating a config with meaningful rules/defaultValue can make it live immediately unless you explicitly set isEnabled:false.
Layers (POST /console/v1/layers) are a distinct object and endpoint from Dynamic Configs (POST /console/v1/dynamic_configs) - don't conflate the two when automating.
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