Cloudflare Introduces Tools for Agentic AI Development
Cloudflare has announced new tools and features to accelerate the development of AI agents. These tools let developers “easily build and deploy powerful AI agents with the industry’s first remote Model Context Protocol (MCP) server.”
“MCP is a fast-growing open source standard that lets AI agents interact directly with external services,” the announcement states. And, with these changes, the company is “making it easy to build and deploy remote MCP servers on Cloudflare, so any AI agent can securely connect over the Internet and interact with services, like email, without the need for a locally hosted server.”
Other changes include access to Durable Objects and Workflows on Cloudflare’s free tier and a new landing page for agent development.
Learn more at Cloudflare.
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