Connect Cloudflare Workers

Agents list Workers and create or inspect KV namespaces, R2 buckets, D1 databases and Hyperdrive configs; connect by signing in to Cloudflare.

Once Cloudflare Workers is connected, an agent can list the Workers in your account and read their source, create a D1 database, KV namespace or R2 bucket and hand you the ids, and query D1.

Before you start

A Cloudflare account with Workers. Some resources need the Workers Paid plan; listing and reading works on Free.
Whatever your Cloudflare role allows is what the agent can do, so sign in with the account whose access you intend to grant.
You must be an owner or admin of the woble workspace to save the connection.

Connect it

Open Marketplace from the sidebar, switch to the Integrations tab, find Cloudflare Workers and press Connect.
Press Continue with Cloudflare. A new tab opens at the Cloudflare dashboard. Sign in if you are not already.
Cloudflare shows an authorisation page listing what woble asks for: account details plus Workers, KV, R2, D1 and Hyperdrive. Pick the account if you have several, then approve.
The tab closes on its own. Nothing to copy.
The card shows Connected and the agent panel lists the new tools, starting with the accounts list.

Or ask an agent

Type @ruby connect Cloudflare Workers in any chat. The same card appears in the conversation; only owners and admins can complete it.

Try it

"@atlas list the Workers in our Cloudflare account and tell me which ones were updated this month"
"@atlas create a D1 database called invoices-staging and give me the id for wrangler"

Agents pick the active account first, since nearly every tool needs an account id, and confirm names before deleting anything. Deletion is irreversible.

If it does not connect

You approved with a personal Cloudflare login that is not a member of the company account. Remove and sign in again with the right one.
Your Cloudflare role cannot manage that resource. Ask an account admin to raise your role or to connect themselves.
The authorisation was revoked in the Cloudflare dashboard, or the session expired. Reconnect.

Press Test connection in Marketplace, Connected tab, to see the exact error. Remove followed by a fresh sign-in fixes most token problems.

Disconnect

Marketplace, Connected, Remove next to Cloudflare Workers. The tokens are deleted and agents lose the tools immediately. Resources they created stay in Cloudflare.