Cloudflare launches cf, an agent-oriented CLI covering its full API
Cloudflare introduced cf, a new command-line tool designed to let AI agents access essentially all of Cloudflare's API rather than the roughly 280 operations supported by Wrangler. The open beta is installable now via npm, uses JSON as its default output format, and introduces a cloudflare.config.ts configuration format along with Vite-based local development.
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Cloudflare says agent-driven Wrangler usage jumped from single digits to 48% of activity in about a year, suggesting AI agents are becoming primary consumers of developer tooling rather than humans. Building a CLI explicitly for machine consumption—with searchable commands and condensed JSON—could signal a broader shift in how infrastructure providers design tools, prioritizing agent usability over traditional human-first CLI conventions.
- Cloudflare launched 'cf', a new CLI aimed at giving agents access to its entire API surface, replacing Wrangler's ~280-command limit.
- Agent-driven CLI usage reportedly rose from single digits to 48% within about a year, per Cloudflare's own data.
- The tool introduces JSON-first output, a new TypeScript-based config format, and Vite as the default local dev server.
Source: blog.cloudflare.com, 2026-09-28
Published there as: “Cf: The Agentic CLI for the Cloudflare API”
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