Cloudflare MCP Server is the official open-source collection of Model Context Protocol servers from Cloudflare, published on GitHub where it has earned about 4,399 stars and remains under active development in 2026. It lets MCP clients such as Claude and Cursor connect to your Cloudflare account and work with it through natural language: reading configurations, analyzing data, suggesting changes, and even applying those changes for you across Cloudflare’s application development, security, and performance services.
Instead of clicking through dashboards or writing API scripts, you describe what you want and the connected AI assistant uses Cloudflare’s MCP servers as its hands. The repository hosts a family of domain-specific servers, each focused on one area of the platform, all sharing a modern stateless Streamable HTTP transport with OAuth-based sign-in and account selection. Cloudflare also maintains a general API MCP server in a companion repository, while this one covers the specialized product areas. Routine administration โ checking a setting, reviewing analytics, or adjusting a configuration โ becomes a conversational task instead of a scripting project.
The MCP servers are free and open source. You can run them or connect to Cloudflare’s hosted endpoints at no extra charge; you only need a Cloudflare account, and any usage of Cloudflare’s own paid products follows their normal pricing.
Cloudflare MCP Server is for developers and operations teams who already run sites or applications on Cloudflare and want their AI coding assistant to inspect, troubleshoot, and adjust that infrastructure conversationally instead of through manual dashboard work.