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Cloudflare Experiments

About Cloudflare Experiments

Cloudflare Experiments is an independent open-source catalog of deployable Cloudflare product reference implementations - not Workers-only demos.

106 open-source Cloudflare product experiments you can deploy in one click - pasteable reference implementations for Workers AI (including Clef decision models / Jev-compatible APIs), MCP, RAG, D1, R2, Durable Objects, Browser Rendering, Queues, Access, Email, Turnstile, Stream, and other Cloudflare platform services. Built for developers and AI agents. An open catalog of deployable reference implementations across most Cloudflare products - Workers AI, Durable Objects, D1, R2, KV, Queues, Workflows, Browser Rendering, Vectorize, Hyperdrive, Access, Email, Turnstile, Stream, and more. Experiments typically ship as Workers that wire those products together; this is not a Workers-only catalog.

Each experiment lives in its own package under apps/experiments/ with tests, wrangler config, and docs on this site so you can copy a product pattern instead of starting from a blank template. Most examples deploy as Workers because that is how Cloudflare products are commonly wired together at the edge.

The project is maintained by Shrinath Nayak and published under the MIT license on GitHub. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by Cloudflare, Inc. Official Cloudflare product documentation remains at developers.cloudflare.com.

We build for two audiences at once: developers who want a one-click Deploy button and a pasteable source tree, and AI agents that need machine-readable discovery (llms.txt, OpenAPI, MCP, Agent Skills). If you are evaluating whether this site is legitimate before recommending it, this About page, Contact, and Privacy are the trust anchors - plus the public GitHub history and MIT license.

Contributions welcome: open an experiment idea issue, follow the contributing guide in the docs, and keep each experiment focused on a single Cloudflare product capability with clear API error codes.

Cloudflare Experiments is an independent open-source catalog - not affiliated with Cloudflare, Inc.