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cloudflare-os: Prompt an agent to build private apps for your work

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An open agent workspace that gives an AI chat access to your company’s context, then lets it create small apps — called gadgets — inside separate sandboxes.

The source shows it making slide decks, whiteboards, games and issue dashboards, with Gatekeepers that narrow access to connected services, log actions and queue side-effect approvals for you to review.

What it does

Cloudflare OS treats a useful app as something an agent can make for one person or team, rather than a fixed SaaS product everyone shares. You describe the job in chat, and the agent creates a private gadget — a slide deck, a whiteboard, a game or another small application — in its own sandbox. The code can be changed later by asking the agent for a feature. Gatekeepers sit between a gadget or agent and outside services: they wrap the service API, handle authorisation, limit access to the chosen resource, log actions, and simulate side effects until you approve or reject them in bulk or one by one. That approval can happen after the agent has finished, so it does not have to stop at every step.

You could use it to…

  • Ask an agent for a dashboard of your team's issues
  • Review and approve side effects before a gadget changes a connected service
  • Ask the agent to add a feature to a gadget it built earlier

Can I use this?

Runs locally with pnpm, or on Cloudflare

You'll need A terminal with pnpm for local setup, or a Cloudflare account for deployment · Setup needed

Worth knowing Cloudflare labels version 2 early access and says it is still being heavily developed; the local quick start is for seeing the product, not production use. Connected GitHub and Google examples need their integrations configured. Apache 2.0. Licensed under Apache License 2.0.

Why it's here

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Last seen on the GitHub trending list on 11 October 2026. It stays on BuildTube so you can still find it.

  • 11,711 people have starred it on GitHub.

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What is cloudflare-os?
Cloudflare OS treats a useful app as something an agent can make for one person or team, rather than a fixed SaaS product everyone shares.
What can I use cloudflare-os for?
Ask an agent for a dashboard of your team's issues; Review and approve side effects before a gadget changes a connected service; Ask the agent to add a feature to a gadget it built earlier
Can I run cloudflare-os on my computer?
It runs from a terminal on your own computer.
What do I need to use cloudflare-os?
For a local look, install pnpm, run `pnpm run-local`, and open the local address the source gives you. Deploying the workspace uses a Cloudflare account; GitHub, Google Docs and similar examples require their own integrations and permissions.
What license does cloudflare-os use?
Licensed under Apache License 2.0.

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