Cloudflare OS: an open platform for agents, apps, and work
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Cloudflare open-sources an agent workspace platform built on Workers with sandboxed app instances.
Cloudflare OS is an open-source platform giving every employee an agent workspace grounded in company-curated context and skills. It combines an agent workspace with an isolated runtime, a security framework using Gatekeepers (Workers that mediate access to external services) and observation logs that track what agents have seen, and a platform for building personal, modifiable apps as full-stack Workers with SQLite state. The platform supports any model via AI Gateway, starts agents with no access, and enforces policy that follows data. A starter deployment is available on GitHub.
Partners Presidio and Happy Cog will help customize deployments. Cloudflare plans to bring it to the dashboard as a managed product and add Slack integration.
What commenters are saying
The thread is split: many criticize the "OS" branding as marketing hype, arguing it is not an operating system and that the provided justification is weak. Commenters note the product is essentially a chatbot with connectors, and some see it as an attempt to build an ecosystem or attract funding. One commenter highlights creator Kenton Varda's take: this is a revival of his startup Sandstorm.io, now built on Workers with AI, where each app instance is a fine-grained sandbox (a "Gadget") that users can modify with an agent. Some see this sandbox model as a big deal for secure vibe coding.