Artifacts

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• Set up with your coding agent

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Versioned storage that speaks Git.

Cloudflare Artifacts allows developers to store and version files, code, and projects behind a Git-compatible interface. Create repositories programmatically, import existing repositories, and connect using Workers, the REST API, or standard Git clients.

Artifacts requires a Workers Paid plan. Usage is not available on Workers Free. Refer to Artifacts pricing.

Use Artifacts for:

• Storing versioned file trees instead of raw blobs
• Powering a platform that needs to store and version customer code or projects at scale
• Handing off work to Git-aware tools, agents, and automation
• Tracking agent sessions and history in separate repositories or branches
• Forking sessions from a shared baseline, exploring changes in parallel, and comparing or merging the results

Artifacts is built for scale, so you can create a repository per project, user, session, or task.

Store your Worker code in Artifacts and deploy automatically

Connect an Artifacts repository to Workers Builds to automatically deploy production changes and create Worker Previews when you push to other branches.

Set up with your coding agent

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Create your first repo with Workers or the REST API.

Review authentication, imports, and ArtifactFS workflows. Learn how Artifacts works and how to structure repository workflows. Review the Workers binding, REST API, and Git protocol.

<LinkTitleCard title="Observability" href="/artifacts/observability/" icon="document"

Explore metrics for understanding Artifact activity.

See example integrations with Git clients, isomorphic-git, and Sandbox SDK. Review pricing, limits, and changelog entries for Artifacts.