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Cloudflare OS is an open-source platform that lets everyone in your company build apps, automate work, and safely access internal systems, shaped around what your organization knows and how it operates

Phillip Jones and Dan Carter

We built Cloudflare OS to equip our teams to safely rethink how they get work done with AI. The platform brings together the best of our technologies, from our Compute primitives to our Zero Trust suite. This post walks through our journey to give our users the best AI tools available.

Sam Rhea

At Cloudflare, we knew we could not depend on every employee to configure every agent perfectly or watch every tool call. Before expanding write access across our own internal MCP servers, we built WriteGuard. We are now bringing those controls to Cloudflare MCP server portals through a private beta.

Scott Roe-Meschke and Kenny Johnson

Identity-aware AI Gateway is now in open beta. User Insights turns that traffic into a behavioral baseline for every person and agent, and flags insider risk the moment it appears.

Ming Lu, Kenny Johnson, and Ayush Kumar

Agents can write code faster than teams can review, deploy, and maintain it. Today we’re introducing the Agent Development Lifecycle and the Cloudflare primitives that underpin it

Brendan Irvine-Broque

Cloudflare Wallets will provide AI agents with native payments and verifiable identity on the web. Using the x402 protocol, agents can autonomously purchase APIs and content within clear safety guardrails.

Will Papper

Learn how to build customizable, sandboxed CI/CD pipelines natively on Cloudflare using Workflows, Artifacts, and the CI SDK. We walk through replacing complex YAML configurations with TypeScript workflow steps and self-healing AI agents.

André Venceslau, Mia Malden, and Tomáš Hobza

We created the Cloudflare Codex, a governed body of engineering standards that AI agents consume across the development lifecycle. By pairing structured RFCs with agentic reviews, teams automatically enforce consistency across code, specs, and incident reports.

Timo Reimann

Cloudflare Agents brings all of your deployed agent sessions into a single experience, surfacing key information and insights into how your agents perform at scale.

Nevi Shah, Matt Simpson, and Fred Schott

wrangler dev now produces structured traces for every local request. Your coding agent can hit a single API to pinpoint exactly what failed and why — no deployment required.

Zin Khant, Nickhil Pattikonda, and Nevi Shah

By replacing manual issue verification with isolated AI subagents running in GitHub Actions, the Astro maintainers reduced open issue count by 85%. This post explores the architecture behind automated bug reproduction, patch verification, and preview releases.

Matthew Phillips

Agents need more than just a container to scale. We're introducing @cloudflare/computer, an agent runtime that dynamically orchestrates between fast, efficient isolates and full Linux containers to give every agent a computer of its own.

Matt Carey and Aron Carroll

Cloudflare Workers now support inbound TCP connections via Spectrum, allowing direct socket forwarding to Durable Objects and Containers. Developers can run full-duplex gRPC applications or leverage automatic gRPC-to-gRPC-web translation directly within Workers.

Mar Witek and Thomas Rubini

Cloudflare has launched a new Billable Usage API for accounts, giving developers and FinOps teams single-endpoint programmatic visibility into cost and usage across all self-serve products. Built around the FOCUS specification, track spend seamlessly alongside the rest of your cloud stack.

Ryan Noel, Zunayed Ali, and Filipa Nóbrega

Serving frontier models like Kimi and GLM means fighting for GPU memory. Here's how we quantize KV caches, compress model weights, and add integrity checks to serve them faster, cheaper, and safely.

Alex Reneau, Kevin Flansburg, and Chi McIsaac

One coding agent can write a Python Worker and another can write a JavaScript Worker. At runtime, those Workers can exchange references to live objects and call their methods without defining APIs, schemas, or serialization code

Dominik Picheta and Gyeongjae Choi

Agents Week explores how cloud infrastructure must evolve to serve autonomous agents rather than human browsers. Join us as we unpack the storage, execution, and security primitives needed for an agent-native web.

Rita Kozlov

Last year we made every Cloudflare server a Media over QUIC (MoQ) relay. Now the new provisioning API lets you create your own isolated relay and control who can publish and who can only watch.

Jacob Curtis, Manish Pandit, and Mike English