Cloudflare MCP Server is Cloudflare's own set of Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers for working with a Cloudflare account from an AI assistant. The main server, at mcp.cloudflare.com/mcp, gives an agent the whole Cloudflare API (over 2,500 endpoints) and the developer docs through four tools: search, execute, docs and whoami. The agent writes JavaScript that runs in an isolated sandbox, so the full API uses about 1,000 tokens (per the README).
Smaller servers cover one area each: documentation, Browser Run (fetch pages, convert them to markdown, take screenshots), containers (a sandbox dev environment), Digital Experience Monitoring, Cloudflare One CASB and the Cloudflare Blog. Older servers such as Workers Bindings, Observability and Radar are deprecated in favor of the main server.
All servers are hosted by Cloudflare. You sign in with OAuth and choose permissions, or use an API token. The code is open source under the Apache 2.0 license. Some features need a paid Workers plan.
Dibuat untuk
Cloudflare users who want an AI assistant to read their account settings, analyze data, suggest changes and make them across Cloudflare's services, from app development to security and performance.
Kes penggunaan
List your Workers or create a KV namespace from chat
Add DNS records by asking an AI agent
Search the Cloudflare developer docs from your editor
Take screenshots of web pages and turn them into markdown
Gives an agent the whole Cloudflare API (over 2,500 endpoints) through four tools, including DNS, Workers and KV, and its code is open source under Apache 2.0.
Runs on your own computer and can connect to the Chrome session you already have open; Cloudflare's Browser Run server is hosted and needs a Cloudflare account.
Built for a Postgres database: runs SQL, applies migrations, reads advisors and generates TypeScript types. It also runs with the Supabase CLI for local projects and on self-hosted Supabase.
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