CLOUDFLARE has announced Cloudflare OS, described as an “agent workspace” for organisations that is now available with a fully managed option and a waitlist for deployments. The open-source project remains available for self-hosted use, but the managed service lets organisations decide who can access Cloudflare OS, what context and skills are available, and which systems it can reach, with Cloudflare handling deployment, maintenance and updates.
The company reported that thousands of organisations have already begun using the platform to work with company data, create documents and slides, build team tools, and automate work with agents. To get started, organisations can launch an agent workspace from the Cloudflare dashboard by choosing a custom domain, applying Cloudflare Access policies, and selecting an AI Gateway for connection.
Key capabilities highlighted include enhanced integration with development workflows and productivity tools. Users can mount existing GitHub repositories for agents to explore code, fix bugs, or open pull requests, with the agent able to search, edit, commit and push changes. Cloudflare OS now also works across Google Workspace, enabling agents to read Gmail threads, draft and send emails, and access Google Drive folders or documents.
In addition, the platform supports exporting work to common formats such as Excel (.xlsx), CSV, PDF, Markdown, and HTML, with the plan to bring Word and PowerPoint exports in the future. Organisations interested in a fully managed offering can join the waitlist to hear more and receive outreach from Cloudflare.