Cloudflare launches Cloudflare OS: an open-source AI agentic workspace for the enterprise
Cloudflare Inc. today announced the launch of Cloudflare OS, an open-source artificial intelligence agentic workspace available through the browser, filled with custom shared micro-applications for enterprise employees.
Most AI tools offered to the enterprise are generalized and understand a great deal about the world, but very little about the specific company they’re deployed for. Cloudflare OS was built from the ground up for its own employees, its own workforce, and its own teams, who use it daily to perform research, create documents and build apps for their day-to-day jobs.
“Cloudflare OS is how we run Cloudflare. For AI to truly transform an enterprise, it can’t live in a silo or behind a developer bottleneck. Every employee needs the ability to build, iterate, and automate safely,” said co-founder and Chief Executive Matthew Prince.
The platform is designed to capture a company’s working knowledge from day one and travel with employees by allowing them to create custom micro-apps that help them build their own workflows with their internal knowledge. They can then share that information and collaborate internally without worrying that the context will be lost.
Because the framework is open source and it runs on a company’s own Cloudflare account, organizations own anything they build on it. The company maintains and possesses the processes, context and internal system connections and will not get locked into a closed product.
According to Cloudflare, what they get is this: an AI agent workspace for everyone that is accessible via browser that doesn’t require developer expertise that allows employees to conduct research, produce documents tied to live data, run automated workflows, build tools and do busywork, all without waiting for the information technology or development teams.
This means they can quickly spin up smart applications they can build and share with everyone with their own isolated database, real-time capabilities, access controls and more, no developer required. As it is built on Cloudflare Access, it is zero trust by default, which verifies every user and every request before access is granted.
Another useful part of what Cloudflare built with Cloudflare OS is bring your own model. Through Cloudflare AI Gateway, organizations can use any AI model provider. They are not locked to any one vendor; this means administrators can control how tokens are used and see what’s being spent, broken down by person, team, and app. This allows them to set spending budgets, rate limits, or route tasks according to complexity. For example: routine tasks can be sent to small, efficient models and to frontier models when high reasoning is needed.
“We built this because nothing else did what we needed. Now any company can start from where it took us years to get,” added Prince.
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