Connect Claude to Cloudflare once. Then just describe what you want to build — Claude handles the deployment, the database, the auth, all of it.
No terminal. No config files. No "what's an API key" rabbit holes.
Run one setup script. It creates the Cloudflare project, generates secrets, and deploys everything automatically.
Paste the URL into Claude's integrations settings. That's it — Claude can now deploy to your Cloudflare account.
Ask Claude to build whatever you want. It figures out what infrastructure is needed and provisions it on the fly.
Every app gets a real public URL on your Cloudflare domain — something you can actually send to someone.
These are the tools Claude gets access to. It picks the right ones automatically based on what you ask for.
deploy_app
Deploys a complete HTML/CSS/JS app to a live public URL. Under 5 seconds.
create_d1_schema
Provisions a SQLite database on Cloudflare D1. Comes with a Pokemon collection schema or a blank one.
query_d1
Runs SQL against a database Claude already created. Reads, writes, joins — whatever you need.
setup_authentication
Deploys a full auth Worker: signup, login, JWT tokens, password hashing. No external auth service needed.
create_r2_bucket
Creates an R2 storage bucket for images or files. Works with signed URLs so access stays controlled.
generate_signed_url
Makes a time-limited download link for anything stored in R2.
chat_with_ai
Calls Workers AI (Llama 3.1) for in-app AI features — summaries, Q&A, anything text-based.
analyze_card
Sends an image to Workers AI vision model. Originally for Pokemon cards, works for anything.
set_environment_secrets
Pushes environment variables into a deployed Worker. For API keys and config.
Not for people who enjoy reading AWS documentation.
You built something cool. Now you want to share it without spending a weekend learning what a CNAME record is. This gets you from "it works on my laptop" to "here's the link" in minutes.
You're in a flow state. An idea, a conversation with Claude, and a deployed app — with no context switch to infrastructure setup killing your momentum halfway through.
Set this up once and hand it to a kid. They get real deployments on real infrastructure, none of the setup friction. The apps they build are actually shareable.
Sometimes you just want to see something working without spinning up the full project. Ask Claude to throw something together and deploy it, iterate in chat.
Runs on Cloudflare's free tier. You own the infrastructure. Self-host it in about ten minutes.