MCP Server Cloudflare

The Cloudflare MCP service is a standardized protocol based on the Model Context Protocol (MCP) for managing context interactions between large language models (LLMs) and external systems. This project provides an installer and an MCP server, supporting the management of various resources in a Cloudflare account, such as Workers, KV storage, R2 storage, and D1 databases, through natural language instructions. Users can perform various operations in a Cloudflare account using natural language via MCP clients such as Claude Desktop, VSCode (Cline), and Windsurf.

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What is the Cloudflare MCP Server?

This is a server based on the Model Context Protocol (MCP) standard that allows you to interact with Cloudflare cloud services through natural language instructions. It acts as a bridge between AI assistants (such as Claude) and the Cloudflare API, enabling you to manage cloud resources without writing code.

How to use it?

Simply install the server and connect it to a supported IDE (such as VSCode) or AI client (such as Claude Desktop), and you can start managing Cloudflare resources using natural language.

Use cases

Suitable for developers and operations personnel who need to quickly operate Cloudflare services but do not want to manually call the API. It is also suitable for users who want to explore cloud service functions through a conversational interface.

Main features

KV Storage Management

Fully manage Key-Value storage namespaces, including functions such as creating/deleting key-value pairs and querying lists.

R2 Storage Management

Manage the object storage service, supporting add, delete, modify, and query operations on buckets and objects.

D1 Database Management

Execute SQL queries and manage D1 database instances.

Workers Management

Deploy, update, and delete Cloudflare Workers scripts.

Data Analysis

Get analysis data such as the request volume and bandwidth of domains.

Advantages

No need to learn complex APIs; you can operate using natural language.

Supports integration with mainstream IDEs and AI clients.

Covers the main service functions of Cloudflare.

Simplifies the cloud resource management process.

Limitations

Some complex operations still require manual configuration.

The Windsurf client has a limit on the number of tools.

The server needs to be installed and configured first.

How to Use

Initial Installation

Install and initialize the MCP server via npm.

Restart the Client

Restart Claude Desktop or other MCP clients.

Verify Configuration

Check if the client configuration file contains Cloudflare account information.

Start Using

Use natural language instructions in the client to operate Cloudflare services.

Usage Examples

Deploy a Worker

Deploy a Cloudflare Worker through natural language instructions.

Database Query

Query data in the D1 database.

Storage Migration

Migrate KV storage data to R2 storage.

Frequently Asked Questions

What permissions are required to use it?

Which clients are supported?

How to develop custom features?

Related Resources

MCP Protocol Official Website

Official documentation of the Model Context Protocol

Demo Video

A short functional demonstration video

Cloudflare API Documentation

Official API reference

🚀 Cloudflare MCP Server for IDE

Cloudflare's MCP server for IDE enables developers to access Cloudflare services directly from the terminal or scripts.

🚀 Quick Start

Cloudflare offers a tool named cloudflared as part of its edge computing platform, allowing developers to call Cloudflare's services directly from the terminal or scripts. This tool communicates with Cloudflare's network via TCP or HTTP connections.

📦 Installation

To use cloudflared in your project, follow these steps:

Install

go get -v github.com/cloudflare/cloudflared/cmd/cloudflared@latest

Run

cloudflared tunnel --url http://localhost:8080

Configure Create a cloudflared.toml file in the project root directory and add the following content:
```
[tunnel]
  name = "my-tunnel"
```

Then run the command:

cloudflared tunnel --config cloudflared.toml

💻 Usage Examples

Basic Usage

Create a Tunnel

# Create a new tunnel and bind it to the project
cloudflared tunnel create project=frontend

# The result will return the tunnel ID and configuration file path

Delete a Tunnel

# Delete a specific tunnel based on the project name
cloudflared tunnel delete id=<tunnel-id> project=frontend

📚 Documentation

Configuration Options

The following are some commonly used configuration parameters for cloudflared:

Basic Parameters
- -h, --help: Display help information
- -v, --version: Display the version number
- --config: Specify the path to the configuration file
Tunnel-related Parameters
- --url: Configure the target URL to be proxied
- --tunnel-id: Specify the ID of the tunnel to operate on
- --project: Specify the project name to distinguish different tunnels

Frequently Asked Questions

How to Get My Tunnel ID?

Run the following command to view all created tunnels:

cloudflared tunnel list

The result will display all tunnels and their corresponding IDs.

Where is the Configuration File Path?

By default, cloudflared looks for the cloudflared.toml file in the current working directory. If you need to specify another location, you can use the --config parameter.