Droid + Cloudflare

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• Quick start
• Cloudflare platform access
• Example prompts
• Tips
• FAQ
• Troubleshooting
• Build agents on Cloudflare
• Other agents

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Quick start

1. **Install Droid**

	Install the Droid CLI. For Windows, Homebrew, or npm, refer to the [Droid quickstart guide](https://docs.factory.ai/cli/getting-started/quickstart).

	```bash
	curl -fsSL https://app.factory.ai/cli | sh
	```

2. **Install the Cloudflare plugin**

	From your shell, register the Cloudflare marketplace and install the plugin. This installs Cloudflare Skills and registers the Cloudflare MCP servers in one step.

	```bash
	droid plugin marketplace add https://github.com/cloudflare/skills
	droid plugin install cloudflare@skills
	```

3. **Launch Droid in your project**

	Start Droid from the root of your project, where `wrangler.jsonc` lives (if it already exists).

	```bash
	droid
	```

4. **Try a prompt**

	For example:

	<RandomPrompt />

Cloudflare platform access

Example prompts

Tips

• The Skills plugin includes a wrangler Skill — Droid knows when to reach for npx wrangler deploy, wrangler d1 migrations apply, and other CLI commands automatically.
• Try the /build-agent slash command to scaffold a complete Agents SDK project, or /build-mcp for a remote MCP server.
• The Cloudflare API MCP server uses Code Mode — Droid writes JavaScript against a TypeScript API to hit any of 2,500+ endpoints in ~1,000 tokens.
• Run /mcp inside Droid to check the connection status of the Cloudflare servers and complete OAuth authentication.
• Droid is model-agnostic — pick Claude, GPT, or Gemini per task with /model, or bring your own API keys.
• Use droid exec in CI/CD to run Cloudflare deploys and maintenance tasks headlessly. For more information, refer to the Droid Exec documentation.
• For more information on installing additional MCP servers, or when to use Code Mode versus traditional MCP servers, refer to the Cloudflare MCP server repository.

FAQ

All three — and the Cloudflare plugin configures them together. Skills give Droid persistent Cloudflare knowledge (when to use Durable Objects vs KV, what a good Workers project layout looks like). The Cloudflare API MCP server handles platform operations (DNS, WAF, R2 buckets, Zero Trust). Wrangler runs local dev and Workers-specific commands. The `wrangler` Skill teaches Droid when to reach for which. The first time Droid calls a Cloudflare tool, it redirects you to authorize via OAuth and choose what permissions to grant. You can also manage authentication from the `/mcp` manager inside Droid. Yes. Run Droid from your existing project directory where `wrangler.jsonc` is located, and it will understand your project configuration and deploy accordingly. Yes. The [Factory desktop and web apps](https://docs.factory.ai/web/getting-started/overview) run the same agent with a graphical interface. Desktop sessions run on your local or remote machine and share the CLI's configuration, so the Cloudflare plugin from the Quick start is available there too. You can also run cloud sessions on Factory-managed machines, or use Droid inside VS Code, JetBrains IDEs, and Zed. Droid is model-agnostic. It ships with frontier models from Anthropic, OpenAI, and Google, and supports bring-your-own-key (BYOK) providers and local models. Switch models mid-session with the `/model` command.

Troubleshooting

Run `droid mcp list` from your shell to verify the Cloudflare servers are registered, or use the `/mcp` manager inside Droid to inspect connection status. If a server is stuck, remove and re-add it: `droid mcp remove cloudflare-api` then `droid mcp add cloudflare-api https://mcp.cloudflare.com/mcp --type http`. The MCP servers use OAuth. Open the `/mcp` manager inside Droid, select the Cloudflare server, and complete the authorization flow in your browser. Enable the Cloudflare docs MCP server so the agent can fetch current documentation at runtime. If you prefer not to use the MCP server, point the agent directly at developers.cloudflare.com/llms.txt for a directory of every product, or developers.cloudflare.com/<product>/llms.txt for a product-specific index.

Build agents on Cloudflare

Other agents