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Cloudflare MCP Servers

Cloudflare's own collection of remote, domain-specific MCP servers, covering Workers, DNS analytics, observability, Radar, browser rendering and more, each hosted at its own mcp.cloudflare.com subdomain.

Overview

This repository holds Cloudflare's own remote MCP servers, one per product area, so an agent connects only to the pieces of Cloudflare it actually needs instead of one server that tries to cover everything.

How it works

  1. Each server lives at its own subdomain, for example bindings.mcp.cloudflare.com for Workers KV/R2/D1/AI, observability.mcp.cloudflare.com for logs and analytics, or radar.mcp.cloudflare.com for internet-wide traffic insights. You connect to the URL for the domain you need, no local install required.
  2. Cloudflare also ships a separate, broader "Code Mode" server (maintained in a different repository) for cases where you want wide API coverage through code execution instead of a curated tool set. This repository's servers are the typed, purpose-built alternative for a single product area.
  3. Authentication happens through OAuth when you connect, scoped to your Cloudflare account, so a server only sees the account it's authorized against.
  4. All servers share the same request handling (Streamable HTTP at /mcp), so the setup for each one is identical once you know which subdomain you need.

Examples

"Connect to the Cloudflare Observability MCP server and show me error
rate trends for the api-gateway Worker over the last 24 hours."

Installation

Nothing runs locally, these are remote servers hosted by Cloudflare. You just need an MCP client that supports remote HTTP servers and a Cloudflare account.

  1. Pick the subdomain for the product area you need, for example bindings.mcp.cloudflare.com for Workers or observability.mcp.cloudflare.com for logs and analytics.
  2. Add it as a remote HTTP server in your MCP client's config, using the block in the sidebar.
  3. Reload the client. It opens a browser window for an OAuth login scoped to your Cloudflare account.
  4. Approve the login, then confirm the new tools show up in your client.

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