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 ## Available Rules
 
-| Name          | Function                 | Example usage                                                              |
-|---------------|--------------------------|----------------------------------------------------------------------------|
-| `Property Is One Of` | Use `Property Is One Of` to target users with specific attributes. | If you set `Criteria Property` to `subscription` and `Criteria Values` to `pro,advanced` then it will match users with a `pro` or `advanced` subscription. |
-| `Property Is Not One Of` | Use `Property Is Not One Of` to target users who do not match a specific attribute. | If you set `Criteria Property` to `subscription` and `Criteria Values` to `pro,advanced` then it will match users who have neither a `pro` nor an `advanced` subscription. |
-| `Property Ends With One Of` | Use `Property Ends With One Of` to target users with an attribute that ends with a value. | If you set `Criteria Property` to `email` and `Criteria Values` to `@example.com` then it will match users who have an `email` ending with `@example.com` |
-| `Property Does Not End With One Of` | Use `Property Does Not End With One Of` to target users with an attribute that does not end with a value. | If you set `Criteria Property` to `email` and `Criteria Values` to `@gmail.com,@yahoo.com` then it will match users who have an `email` that does not end with `@gmail.com` or `@yahoo.com`. |
+### String Rules
+
+| Name          | Function                 | Example usage                                                              | Notes |
+|---------------|--------------------------|----------------------------------------------------------------------------|-------|
+| `Property Is One Of` | Use `Property Is One Of` to target users with specific attributes. | If you set `Criteria Property` to `subscription` and `Criteria Values` to `pro,advanced` then it will match users with a `pro` or `advanced` subscription. ||
+| `Property Is Not One Of` | Use `Property Is Not One Of` to target users who do not match a specific attribute. | If you set `Criteria Property` to `subscription` and `Criteria Values` to `pro,advanced` then it will match users who have neither a `pro` nor an `advanced` subscription. ||
+| `Property Ends With One Of` | Use `Property Ends With One Of` to target users with an attribute that ends with a value. | If you set `Criteria Property` to `email` and `Criteria Values` to `@example.com` then it will match users who have an `email` ending with `@example.com` ||
+| `Property Does Not End With One Of` | Use `Property Does Not End With One Of` to target users with an attribute that does not end with a value. | If you set `Criteria Property` to `email` and `Criteria Values` to `@gmail.com,@yahoo.com` then it will match users who have an `email` that does not end with `@gmail.com` or `@yahoo.com`. ||
+| `Property Starts With One Of` | Use `Property Starts With One Of` to target users with an attribute that starts with a value. || See note below on SDK version requirements for new rule operators |
+| `Property Does Not Start With One Of` | Use `Property Does Not Starts With One Of` to target users with an attribute that does not start with a value. || See note below on SDK version requirements for new rule operators|
+| `Property Contains One Of` | Use `Property Contains One Of` to target users with an attribute that contains a value. || See note below on SDK version requirements for new rule operators |
+| `Property Does Not Contain One Of` | Use `Property Does Not Contain One Of` to target users with an attribute that does not contain a value. || See note below on SDK version requirements for new rule operators|
+| `Property Matches` | Use `Property Matches` to target users with an attribute that matches a regular expression (Regex) || See note below on SDK version requirements for new rule operators |
+| `Property Does Not Match` | Use `Property Does Not Match` to target users with an attribute that does not match a regular expression (Regex) || See note below on SDK version requirements for new rule operators|
+
+### Numeric Rules
+
+| Name          | Function                 | Example usage                                                              | Notes |
+|---------------|--------------------------|----------------------------------------------------------------------------|-------|
+| `Property Is Greater Than` | Use `Property Is Greater Than` to target with a numeric attribute greater than a threshold | If you set `Criteria Property` to `company.employees` and `Criteria Value` to 100, then the rule will match users belonging to a company with more than 100 employees |See note below on SDK version requirements for new rule operators|
+| `Property Is Greater Than Or Equal To` | Use `Property Is Greater Than Or Equal To` to target with a numeric attribute greater than or equal threshold | If you set `Criteria Property` to `company.employees` and `Criteria Value` to 100, then the rule will match users belonging to a company with 100 or more employees |See note below on SDK version requirements for new rule operators|
+| `Property Is Less Than` | Use `Property Is Less Than` to target with a numeric attribute less than a threshold | If you set `Criteria Property` to `company.employees` and `Criteria Value` to 100, then the rule will match users belonging to a company with less than 100 employees |See note below on SDK version requirements for new rule operators|
+| `Property Is Less Than Or Equal To` | Use `Property Is Less Than Or Equal To` to target with a numeric attribute less than than or equal to a  threshold | If you set `Criteria Property` to `company.employees` and `Criteria Value` to 100, then the rule will match users belonging to a company with 100 or fewer employees |See note below on SDK version requirements for new rule operators|
+
+
+### Date Rules
+
+Note: Date context values can be specified as milliseconds since epoch or RFC3339 formatted strings
+
+| Name          | Function                 | Example usage                                                              | Notes |
+|---------------|--------------------------|----------------------------------------------------------------------------|-------|
+| `Property Is Before` | Use `Property Is Before` to target with a date attribute before than a threshold | If you set `Criteria Property` to `user.createdAt` and `Criteria Value` to '2025-01-01T00:00:00Z', then the rule will match users created before Jan 1, 2025.  | See note below on SDK version requirements for new rule operators |
+| `Property Is After` | Use `Property Is After` to target with a date attribute after a threshold | If you set `Criteria Property` to `user.createdAt` and `Criteria Value` to '2025-01-01T00:00:00Z', then the rule will match users created after Jan 1, 2025.  | See note below on SDK version requirements for new rule operators |
+
+
+### Semantic Version Rules
+
+| Name          | Function                 | Example usage                                                              | Notes |
+|---------------|--------------------------|----------------------------------------------------------------------------|-------|
+| `Property Is Semver Less Than` | Use `Property Is Semver Less Than` to target an attribute referring to a software version | If you set `Criteria Property` to `sdk.version` and `Criteria Value` to '2.0.0', then the rule will match versions less than `2.0.0` | See note below on SDK version requirements for new rule operators |
+| `Property Is Semver Equal To` | Use `Property Is Semver Equal To` to target an attribute referring to a software version | If you set `Criteria Property` to `sdk.version` and `Criteria Value` to '2.0.0', then the rule will match versions equal to than `2.0.0` | See note below on SDK version requirements for new rule operators |
+| `Property Is Semver Greater To` | Use `Property Is Semver Greater Than` to target an attribute referring to a software version | If you set `Criteria Property` to `sdk.version` and `Criteria Value` to '2.0.0', then the rule will match versions greater than `2.0.0` | See note below on SDK version requirements for new rule operators |
+
+
+## SDK Compatibility
+
+The prefab-js and prefab-react SDKs evaluate rules remotely so any version will support the operaters with SDK Version requirements.
+
+For in-process evaluation of the newer rules marked above these are the minimum versions
+
+| Language | Version |
+|----------| --------|
+| Go | 0.0.8 |
+| Java | 0.3.25 |
+| Node | 0.4.4 |
+| Python | 0.11.0 |
+| Ruby | 1.8.8 |
+
+