Cloudflare

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August 2026

Cloudflare
Products & AppsOpen weights

Cloudflare OS

Cloudflare OS: Kenton Varda's Sandstorm reborn as open source agent infrastructure

Kenton Varda's 'secret 10-year master plan': a remake of Sandstorm on Workers and Durable Objects, Apache 2.0 with no open-core catch. Every app instance ('Gadget') is a sandboxed Dynamic Worker with zero default internet; 'Gatekeepers' are supercharged MCP servers holding credentials, enforcing per-resource policy, and logging every action, with pending approvals simulated locally so agents keep working while humans review in batch. Thousands of Cloudflare employees have used v1 internally since May. Landing the week of the sandbox-escape disclosures, the timing wrote its own headline.

Apache 2.0 license, no dual-licensing catchMay 2026 v1 in company-wide internal use since

July 2025

Cloudflare
Major Features & Updates

One-Click AI Bot Blocking

Cloudflare launches one-click AI bot blocking for the web

Cloudflare announced a one-click feature letting site owners block AI scraping bots, a direct response to the economics of perpetual web scraping by AI labs. The move puts a default-off switch in front of a large share of the internet and highlights the tension between open research norms and commercial scraping.

April 2025

Cloudflare
Dev ToolsOpen weights

Agents SDK

Cloudflare releases a new Agents SDK for building stateful AI agents

Cloudflare shipped a new Agents SDK for building and deploying AI agents on its edge platform. It joins the week's wave of agent infrastructure announcements alongside Google's A2A and broad MCP adoption.

March 2025

Cloudflare
Dev ToolsOpen weights

MCP servers on Cloudflare Workers

Cloudflare ships support for building MCP servers on Workers

Cloudflare published tooling and docs for building and deploying Model Context Protocol servers on Cloudflare Workers, riding the MCP wave sweeping the AI community. Senior PM Dina Kozlov joined the show's MCP deep dive to walk through it alongside MCP builder Jason Kneen.