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Agent Plugin

Cloudflare for Codex

Packages Cloudflare platform guidance, Workers tooling, agent patterns, and official API access for Codex.

SDK Development

What is Cloudflare for Codex?

Cloudflare for Codex is an official platform plugin for building and operating software on Cloudflare. Its skills cover Workers, Wrangler, Durable Objects, Agents SDK, Sandbox SDK, web performance, and MCP deployment patterns, while commands provide focused starting points for agent and MCP projects. The package is designed to keep implementation aligned with current Cloudflare architecture instead of scattering product-specific snippets across a repository.

Key capabilities

Platform routing

Selects the right Cloudflare product and implementation pattern for the task.

Current deployment guidance

Pairs code changes with Wrangler configuration and operational verification.

Agent infrastructure

Includes focused patterns for Agents SDK, Durable Objects, sandboxed execution, and MCP servers.

Use cases

Build a Worker

Implement and deploy an edge application with appropriate bindings and Wrangler configuration.

Create a stateful agent

Combine Agents SDK and Durable Objects for durable state and coordination.

Operate Cloudflare resources

Use official API access for supported account and project tasks.

Included components

Skills

Cloudflare

Routes tasks to the correct Cloudflare product and official guidance.

Workers and Wrangler

Guides runtime implementation, configuration, development, and deployment.

Durable Objects

Covers stateful coordination patterns on the Workers platform.

Agents SDK

Builds persistent AI agents using Cloudflare's agent primitives.

Commands

Build Agent

Starts an agent project with the relevant Cloudflare workflow.

MCP Servers

Cloudflare API

Connects supported Cloudflare account operations through the official MCP.

Installation scope

workspace
Codex
  • Codex with workspace plugin access
  • A Cloudflare account for deployment or API operations
  • Wrangler authentication when local deployment commands are used

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