Uploaded September 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 hours ago
We connect an AI coding agent to the entire Cloudflare API, buy a domain, deploy an application, diagnose a production error, fix it, redeploy, and verify the result—all in under 3 minutes.
In this video, I set up Cloudflare’s API MCP server and give my coding agent access to my Cloudflare account using OAuth. The agent finds an available domain, purchases it, deploys a React Worker, checks Workers Observability for production exceptions, fixes the error, and redeploys the application—all without me writing any code.
The Cloudflare API MCP gives AI agents access to more than 2,500 API endpoints across Workers, DNS, R2, D1, Zero Trust, and the rest of Cloudflare’s platform. It works with MCP-compatible tools and agents, including Claude Code, Codex, Pi, and more.
Only grant your agent the Cloudflare permissions you trust. I use full access for this demo, but you can select more restricted permissions during authorization.
Create a Cloudflare account for free:
dash.cloudflare.com/sign-up
Tools and resources mentioned:
The site:
https://mcpboom.win:
The repostiroy:
github.com/jillesme/cloudflare-mcp-code-mode-demo
Cloudflare API MCP GitHub repository:
github.com/cloudflare/mcp
Cloudflare Workers:
developers.cloudflare.com/workers
Workers Observability:
developers.cloudflare.com/workers/observability
Cloudflare Registrar:
developers.cloudflare.com/registrar
Cloudflare API documentation:
developers.cloudflare.com/api
Chapters:
00:00 Intro & triggering the error
00:21 Installing the Cloudflare API MCP
00:35 Authenticating with Cloudflare
00:55 Finding an available domain
01:16 Buying the domain & deploying
01:31 Triggering the production error
01:35 Checking Workers Observability
01:48 Fixing the error & redeploying
01:54 Testing the fix
02:02 Verifying the production logs
02:08 What we accomplished
02:22 What the Cloudflare API MCP can do
02:52 Conclusion
#cloudflare #mcp #cloudflareworkers #aiagents #developer
We connect an AI coding agent to the entire Cloudflare API, buy a domain, deploy an application, diagnose a production error, fix it, redeploy, and verify the result—all in under 3 minutes.
In this video, I set up Cloudflare’s API MCP server and give my coding agent access to my Cloudflare account using OAuth. The agent finds an available domain, purchases it, deploys a React Worker, checks Workers Observability for production exceptions, fixes the error, and redeploys the application—all without me writing any code.
The Cloudflare API MCP gives AI agents access to more than 2,500 API endpoints across Workers, DNS, R2, D1, Zero Trust, and the rest of Cloudflare’s platform. It works with MCP-compatible tools and agents, including Claude Code, Codex, Pi, and more.
Only grant your agent the Cloudflare permissions you trust. I use full access for this demo, but you can select more restricted permissions during authorization.
Create a Cloudflare account for free:
dash.cloudflare.com/sign-up
Tools and resources mentioned:
The site:
https://mcpboom.win:
The repostiroy:
github.com/jillesme/cloudflare-mcp-code-mode-demo
Cloudflare API MCP GitHub repository:
github.com/cloudflare/mcp
Cloudflare Workers:
developers.cloudflare.com/workers
Workers Observability:
developers.cloudflare.com/workers/observability
Cloudflare Registrar:
developers.cloudflare.com/registrar
Cloudflare API documentation:
developers.cloudflare.com/api
Chapters:
00:00 Intro & triggering the error
00:21 Installing the Cloudflare API MCP
00:35 Authenticating with Cloudflare
00:55 Finding an available domain
01:16 Buying the domain & deploying
01:31 Triggering the production error
01:35 Checking Workers Observability
01:48 Fixing the error & redeploying
01:54 Testing the fix
02:02 Verifying the production logs
02:08 What we accomplished
02:22 What the Cloudflare API MCP can do
02:52 Conclusion
#cloudflare #mcp #cloudflareworkers #aiagents #developer
