What does this server do vs. a local MCP server?
It runs on Cloudflare Workers, accessible over HTTPS/SSE without authentication, unlike local servers that run on your machine and may require auth.
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This example deploys a remote MCP server on Cloudflare Workers that does not require authentication. It is intended for developers who want to expose MCP tools over SSE without adding auth infrastructure.
Deploy using the “Deploy to Workers” button or via the command line: npm create cloudflare@latest -- my-mcp-server --template=cloudflare/ai/demos/remote-mcp-authless. Then customize tools in src/index.ts inside the init() method with this.server.tool(...). Connect to clients like Cloudflare AI Playground or Claude Desktop (via the mcp-remote proxy) using the deployed SSE URL.
this.server.tool(...).mcp-remote proxy.It runs on Cloudflare Workers, accessible over HTTPS/SSE without authentication, unlike local servers that run on your machine and may require auth.
You need a Cloudflare account and Node.js/npm to deploy using the template. The server runs in Cloudflare Workers’ JavaScript runtime.
The server is stateless; no database is mentioned. Tools run in the worker and data is ephemeral unless you add persistence.
The README does not describe specific rate or size limits. Since it runs on Workers, Free plan limits (e.g., 100k requests/day) apply.
Transport: SSE only (over HTTPS). No authentication is configured; the server is intentionally authless.
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