Cloudflare has expanded its Agent Cloud solution with new features for facilitate the creation, deployment and scaling of AI agents. With this new version, the company aims to address infrastructure, processes, deployment and security so that developers can create the next generation of agents and applications.
Among the new features announced by Cloudflare for Agent Cloud is Dynamic Workers, an isolated execution environment designed to run AI-generated code in a secure sandbox more quickly and efficiently than traditional containers. Triggered in milliseconds when an agent needs to execute a piece of code to call an API, transform data, or chain tool calls. Then it runs the JavaScript and it is disabled.
Artifacts, another new feature, is a Git-compatible storage system designed to provide a solid foundation that allows platforms to develop next-generation file and code storage solutions at scale. Artifacts allows developers to create tens of millions of repositories, fork from any remote source, and provide agents with a permanent home for code and data, accessible from any standard Git client.
On the other hand, Cloudflare has announced the general availability of test environments for when an agent needs a full operating system. A sandbox is an isolated, persistent Linux environment that has a command interpreter, a file system, and background processes. In it, an agent can clone a repository, install python packages, run builds, and iterate with the same agile feedback loop as a human.
Agent Cloud also has a new framework to solve the disconnect between the limited lifespan of agents and the duration of the tasks for which they are designed, which are usually long-term and cross-platform. Think, as it is called, is built into the Agent SDK and is designed to ensure persistence. This SDK allows you to create agents that support long-running, multi-step tasks, rather than responding only to single instructions.
As for the steps after purchasing Replicate, Cloudflare is expanding its model catalog, with the goal of allowing developers to choose from a wide range of models, both OpenAI and GPT-5.4 and open source, through a single interface.
Matthew Prince, co-founder and CEO of Cloudflarehas highlighted that «The way people develop software is changing radically. We are entering a world where agents are the ones who write and execute the code. But agents need an environment that is inherently secure, can scale to millions of users instantly, and remains stable during long-running tasks. We’ve spent nine years building the foundation for this with Cloudflare Workers. “Today, we are making Cloudflare the definitive platform for the agent website.”
