Everything we launched during Agents Week

Cloudflare’s Agents Week outlined its vision for an “Agentic Internet,” in which AI agents operate alongside people using infrastructure designed for autonomous software. Across five days, the company announced and discussed agent-focused runtimes, cross-language Workers communication, model-serving improvements, usage tracking, TCP and gRPC support, and an Agent Development Lifecycle featuring tracing, replay, approvals, programmable wallets, and AI-assisted CI/CD. It also presented security and governance concepts, including an Agent Access Model, identity-aware analytics, WriteGuard controls for MCP servers, and the open-source Cloudflare OS platform. Later sessions focused on standards and tools for making websites discoverable, callable, and payable by agents, including WebMCP, MCPv2, AI Search, AEO practices, and Kitesurf, an agent-oriented browser. The week concluded with updates to Cloudflare’s AI control plane, bot-trust analysis, community and open-source funding programs, and Radar Researcher, positioning these offerings as components of a broader platform for building, securing, observing, and operating AI-native applications.

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