Cloudflare opens waitlist for managed Cloudflare OS
Cloudflare has opened a waitlist for fully managed deployments of Cloudflare OS, its open-source agent workspace, so companies can use it without setting it up, running it, or keeping it updated themselves.
Cloudflare announced a waitlist for fully managed deployments of Cloudflare OS. The open-source agent workspace connects to an organization's data and systems so employees can hand off tasks or build internal tools.
Cloudflare released Cloudflare OS and its open-source repository last month. The company says thousands of organizations have since used it to work with company data, produce documents and slides, build team tools, and automate work with agents.
Organizations can already deploy it into their own Cloudflare accounts from the repository. That gives them full control, but someone has to configure, operate, and update the deployment. With the managed option, customers launch a workspace from the Cloudflare dashboard by choosing a custom domain, the Cloudflare Access policies that apply, and an AI Gateway. Customers still decide who has access, which organizational skills and context are available, and which systems the agents can reach. Cloudflare handles the rest. The company has not announced pricing or a general availability date.
Cloudflare also listed several features added since launch:
- Git repositories: Users can connect existing GitHub repos. Agents can explore codebases, edit files, create commits, push changes, and open pull requests.
- Google Workspace: An updated "Gatekeeper" Worker lets agents read and research Gmail threads, create drafts, and send email. Users can connect all of Google Drive or specific folders, docs, or sheets.
- Exports: Work can be exported to .xlsx, CSV, PDF, Markdown, and HTML. Word and PowerPoint export are "coming soon." Tools that users build can also define their own export formats, such as .ics calendar files.