ChainThink reports that on August 6, Cloudflare open-sourced its enterprise AI workflow platform, Cloudflare OS, enabling employees to use Agents to combine company knowledge and internal systems to perform tasks such as information retrieval, document creation, dashboard generation, or building internal micro-applications.
These applications can read and update internal data, save operational states, and support collaboration with colleagues; repetitive tasks can also be automated as workflows that run code when calculations are needed and invoke models when decisions are required.
Cloudflare OS is licensed under Apache 2.0 and can be trialed locally or deployed to Cloudflare.
An online deployment requires at least the $5/month Workers paid plan; model calls and additional resources are billed separately.
In terms of permissions, Cloudflare has designed a dedicated system for this platform that not only restricts the tools available to agents but also logs the data they access; when an application is shared with colleagues, the system rechecks the recipient’s permissions to reduce the risk of indirect internal data leaks.