Cloudflare Opens Waitlist for Fully Managed Cloudflare OS Deployments

Cloudflare has opened a waitlist for fully managed Cloudflare OS deployments, offering organizations an agent workspace that integrates with company data and systems. While the open-source version allows self-hosting, the managed service removes the burden of configuration, operation, and updates, letting users focus on defining access policies and connecting to AI Gateway.

New Capabilities for Agents

Cloudflare has expanded Cloudflare OS functionality to support broader enterprise workflows:

• Git Repository Integration: Agents can now connect to existing GitHub repositories to explore codebases, fix bugs, add features, and open pull requests. They can search, edit, and commit changes directly.
• Google Workspace Support: Improvements to the Google Workspace Gatekeeper allow agents to read Gmail threads, create drafts, send emails, and access Google Drive, Sheets, and Calendar.
• Export Formats: Users can export documents, presentations, and spreadsheets to Microsoft Excel (.xlsx), CSV, PDF, Markdown, or HTML. Support for Microsoft Word (.docx) and PowerPoint (.pptx) is coming soon. Custom tools can also define their own export formats, such as calendar files (.ics).

Deployment Options

Organizations can choose between two deployment models:

1. Self-Hosted: Deploy from the open-source repository for full control, requiring internal teams to manage configuration and maintenance.
2. Fully Managed: Join the waitlist for a service where Cloudflare handles infrastructure, while users specify custom domains, Cloudflare Access policies, and AI Gateway connections.