Cloudflare opens waitlist for fully managed Cloudflare OS agent workspace

Cloudflare has opened a waitlist for fully managed deployments of Cloudflare OS, an agent workspace that connects to a company’s data and systems. Organisations joining the waitlist specify a custom domain, the Cloudflare Access policies that apply and which AI Gateway to connect, and Cloudflare handles the rest of the deployment and upkeep.

The product was announced last month alongside an open source repository, and Cloudflare says thousands of organisations have since used it to work with company data, produce documents and slides, build internal tools and automate work with agents. It can already be deployed into a customer’s own Cloudflare account, though that route leaves configuration, operation and updates with the customer.

Cloudflare also detailed a month of additions. Agents can now connect to an existing GitHub repository to explore a codebase, fix bugs, add features and open pull requests. Improvements to the Google Workspace Gatekeeper let Cloudflare OS read and research Gmail threads, create drafts and send email, and connect a whole Google Drive, a folder or a single document. Built-in documents, presentations and spreadsheets can be exported to Excel, CSV, PDF, Markdown or HTML, with Word and PowerPoint export coming soon, and custom tools can define their own export formats.