Cloudflare MCP Server

What is Cloudflare MCP Server?

The Cloudflare MCP Server implements the Model Context Protocol (MCP), which standardizes context management between large language models (LLMs) and external systems using Cloudflare's API.

How to use the Cloudflare MCP Server?

To get started, run npx @cloudflare/mcp-server-cloudflare init to set up the server. Then, restart Claude Desktop or use it through any MCP Client to use natural language commands to interact with your Cloudflare resources.

Key features of the Cloudflare MCP Server:

• Manage KV stores with commands for listing, getting, storing, and deleting key-value pairs.
• Handle R2 storage including listing, creating, and deleting buckets and objects.
• Manage D1 databases with querying capabilities.
• Control Cloudflare Workers with functions to list, create, update, and delete worker scripts.
• Access analytics data for your domain with metrics like requests and bandwidth.

Use cases of the Cloudflare MCP Server:

1. Deploy and manage serverless functions using Workers.
2. Maintain and query databases easily via natural language commands.
3. Organize and manipulate storage within Cloudflare's services efficiently.

FAQ from Cloudflare MCP Server:

• What does MCP stand for?

It stands for Model Context Protocol, designed to facilitate interactions between LLMs and external services.

• Can I use other languages to interact with the MCP Server?

Yes! While examples are provided in JavaScript, you can use any language capable of making API calls to interact with the server.

• Is there support for managing multiple Cloudflare accounts?

Yes, the MCP Server can be configured to manage multiple accounts through appropriate command parameters.