This repository provides standardized Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers for managing interactions between Large Language Models (LLMs) and Cloudflare services. It enables users to leverage natural language for tasks across Cloudflare's application development, security, and performance offerings, targeting developers and power users seeking to integrate LLM capabilities with cloud infrastructure management.

How It Works

The project implements MCP servers that act as intermediaries, translating natural language requests from MCP-compliant clients (like Cursor or Claude) into actions within Cloudflare. It exposes specific Cloudflare functionalities—documentation, Workers bindings, observability, and Radar data—via distinct server endpoints, allowing LLMs to read configurations, process data, and suggest or execute changes within a user's Cloudflare account.

Quick Start & Requirements

• To connect to remote MCP servers, configure your MCP client's settings file with server URLs. For clients without direct remote server support, use mcp-remote via npx mcp-remote <server_url>.
• Requires an MCP-compliant LLM client.
• Some features may require a paid Cloudflare Workers plan.
• See CONTRIBUTING.md for local development setup.

Highlighted Details

• Provides access to Cloudflare documentation, Workers bindings, observability data, and Radar insights.
• Enables LLMs to read configurations, process data, and make suggested changes to Cloudflare services.
• Supports integration with MCP clients like Cursor and Claude.

Maintenance & Community

• Feedback, bug reports, and feature requests can be submitted via GitHub issues.
• A CONTRIBUTING.md file is available for local development guidance.

Licensing & Compatibility

• The repository's license is not explicitly stated in the provided README.

Limitations & Caveats

LLM responses may be interrupted if they exceed the client's context length, particularly with servers triggering multiple tool calls; concise queries and breaking down complex requests are recommended. Certain features necessitate a paid Cloudflare Workers subscription.