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  Muhammad Usman (@Muhamma58528997) reported 5 minutes ago

  Stopping the bad guys with Cloudflare: 629 malicious requests blocked or challenged in the last month #cloudflare

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  ZEE (@____zee___) reported 5 minutes ago

  as a serial 0 user start up founder, I wanted a way get email inboxes for me / my agents without paying for Google Workspaces for each failed project, so I built @foundermail_app. you bring the Cloudflare account, we'll handle the rest. for those interested, we install a tiny proxy worker on your CF account and configure the Email service catch all for the given zones/domain(s). we handle the routing, mailboxes, storage and tools (UI, MCP, API) it also integrates direct with @safehouse_run so you can build agents to handle your inboxes from day one rather than it being an after thought. join the waitlist, if you want.

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  AI Guides (@free_ai_guides) reported 9 minutes ago

  Cloudflare Workers creator, Kenton Varda: "For the past 25 years of cloud architecture, we've been running in the wrong direction." One of the sharpest talks I've watched on where software is headed. 18 minutes of pure insight from the engineer who built Cloudflare Workers. Personal AI codegen means every user customizes their own apps, and the cloud we run today was never built for it. This is already happening, and you can't build for it on infrastructure designed for the opposite. Watch it, then read the guide on harness engineering below.

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  Hajnen Payson (@hajnen) reported 9 minutes ago

  Everyone thinks AI layoffs are just about replacing coders and copywriters. Look closer at the restructuring at Amazon, Cloudflare, and Block. They aren't just replacing tasks. They are eliminating "The Coordinator." For decades, corporate structures needed middle managers because compiling reports and passing information between departments was slow and expensive. AI now does that instantly. But there is a massive trap hiding in these new "flat" org charts: If a company cuts headcount first, but fails to redesign its legacy approval processes—the remaining employees are completely screwed. You inherit the exact same meetings, the same performance expectations, and the same corporate bureaucracy... just with fewer colleagues to help you do it. Cutting heads without redesigning the workflow isn't an "AI Transformation." It's just a recipe for burning out your top performers. Source article by @DocHutcheson

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  Mayank Bohra (@MayankBohra06) reported 16 minutes ago

  Cloudflare launched Wallets this week. Now AI agents can actually hold money and spend it on their own. I've hit this wall in almost every agent workflow I've built. The agent gets stuck at the same point, someone has to go make an account, add a card, generate a key. Wallets fix that part. You keep an Account Wallet as the human, you hold the funds. Your agent gets a Virtual Wallet with spending caps and allowlists built in, and it uses that to pay for APIs and MCP tools on its own. That part I actually like. I don't have to babysit every single call anymore. But here's what I noticed reading through the announcement. Nobody said who's actually holding this money. No custodian named, no banking partner named, nothing about who checks identity or handles compliance. It's a stablecoin wallet, and stablecoin wallets sit right next to money transmission law, and that law is not the same in every country. Shipping first and figuring out the boring stuff later works fine for most software. Money doesn't really forgive that. I like the idea. I just want to know who's responsible when the compliance question actually comes up.

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  DigitalAssetBuzz 🔶 (@DAssetBuzz) reported 19 minutes ago

  This is a meaningful improvement. Cutting a browser workflow from dozens of model round-trips to one generated script should reduce latency, token burn, and a lot of unnecessary failure points. But one of the complaints I keep seeing around browser agents is still authenticated state. Users don’t care how elegant the browser abstraction is if the agent suddenly lands in the wrong profile, loses cookies, hits a login wall, or can’t recover from Cloudflare/CAPTCHA. Hermes itself has had reports around browser tooling using the wrong browser session and breaking authenticated workflows. That’s where I think the next step is: one browser tool plus governed session persistence and a clean human-handoff path when authentication blocks the workflow. Less clicking is good. Reliable recovery is what makes it production-ready.

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  Akash (@imaks_dev) reported 25 minutes ago

  @a_shimanski @Cloudflare We use our nginx behind CF without Agro performance is poor, it takes longer route

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  ⓧ Jon Theory 🐍👑 Ω 7 (@Xenfluencer) reported 25 minutes ago

  HTTP 402 has sat in the spec since 1997, marked reserved for future use. Cloudflare has switched it on. Anything behind their gateway can now carry a price. A page, a dataset, an API, an MCP tool call. An agent requests it, gets back 402 Payment Required with a price, pays, retries with proof. The request becomes the transaction. Stablecoins are what make that work. Card rails cannot process a third of a cent, and they assume an account and a reversal window. An agent holds a wallet, signs, settles in seconds. File crypto under speculation and you miss it. The thing unblocking the agent internet is boring programmable money that clears at sizes nobody else would bother with. The old bargain: a crawler took your content, search sent you a human, you monetised their attention. Agents break the second half. The content still creates value. The visit never arrives. An archive of 300 videos earns pre-roll on an interview from seven years ago. In an agent internet it is a tool an assistant pays a fraction of a penny to use, every time someone needs your judgement. So the question changes. It stops being how do I get more eyes on this. It becomes what do I know that a machine would pay to use. Most people will answer that late…

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  Bryan Dubno (@bryandubno) reported 28 minutes ago

  @Cloudflare @eastdakota hey Cloudflare, you have some billing bug that charged my account $11.56 hundreds of times this weekend which froze my PayPal account. Support has been unresponsive. Can someone help?

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  Daniel (@Arxonic) reported 28 minutes ago

  @gregisenberg @Cloudflare 9/ The Filter for Finding Ideas Ask yourself: • What decision is expensive? • What information is messy? • What changes often? • Who already pays for help? • What would an agent need to do the job better?

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  JohnnyB (@JonBroadbentt) reported 29 minutes ago

  @synopsi @Cloudflare That edge network though

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  Sean (@sean_from_earth) reported 31 minutes ago

  Cloudflare is now too big and needs to be disrupted and knocked back down to size

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  Salina Mendoza (@inababi) reported 35 minutes ago

  @burcs But also…..can you please fix the papercut where you implement auth for the first time…a user signs up with Cloudflare access but emails are scanned. So you can never get in because one time code is used by email scanners. Its been such a nightmare & only got around it 1x

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  Sebastian Buzdugan (@sebuzdugan) reported 36 minutes ago

  @Cloudflare watched fedramp high deployments drift out of compliance through customer configuration, certification is the baseline

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  kenken (@kenken26679105) reported 40 minutes ago

  @Cloudflare @CloudflareHelp @CloudflareDev The “+ Add” button is missing from Pages → Settings → Variables and Secrets😭 I urgently need to add an environment variable, but this UI issue is blocking my web app update😭 I also confirmed it in Incognito. Please restore the “+ Add” button ASAP. Screenshot attached🙇