Cloudflare
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Cloudflare is an American internet infrastructure and cybersecurity company founded in 2009 by Matthew Prince, Michelle Zatlyn, and Lee Holloway, growing out of an earlier email-spam tracking project called Project Honey Pot. It operates one of the world's largest networks — spanning more than 335 cities — and proxies roughly 20% of all web traffic to deliver CDN, DDoS mitigation, zero-trust security, and edge computing services. The company went public on the NYSE in 2019 (ticker: NET).
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A virtual filesystem for AI agents that lives inside a Durable Object, backed by SQLite, exposing a pluggable execution surface with three backends: a full-Linux sandbox container, an isolated shell (just-bash) running in a Cloudflare Worker, and an isolated JavaScript runtime. It gives agents a persistent, syncable computer-like environment to run shell commands or code without a separate storage layer.
Cloudflare Agents is a framework and runtime for building and deploying stateful AI agents on Cloudflare's global network, with persistent state via Durable Objects, WebSockets, scheduling, and edge execution.
Cloudflare's official MCP servers: manage Workers, KV, R2, D1 and DNS, read analytics and logs, and search the Cloudflare docs from any MCP client.
Cloudflare's API that lets developers execute AI-generated code in secure, lightweight sandboxes that start in milliseconds instead of hundreds of milliseconds like containers. Enables safe execution of agent-written code with 100x faster startup times using V8 isolates.
At-cost domain registrar with DNS. Registers domains at wholesale cost (no markup) and includes Cloudflare's DNS, DDoS protection, and CDN. Free DNSSEC.