"Cloudflare Workers" matching MCP servers:

A read-only remote MCP server that searches and reads files from a personal Microsoft OneDrive folder via Cloudflare Workers, enabling live access without a local workstation or tunnel.

Gives mobile AI assistants a real local command-line workspace and manages Cloudflare resources (Pages/D1/KV/R2) via REST or wrangler, with credentials remaining on-device.

Acts as a broker that lets an MCP client drive multiple Desktop Commander workers, with automatic connection recovery and protection against file writes colliding across sessions. It also provides a Windows setup/dashboard for installing dependencies, registering workspaces, starting the OpenAI tunnel, and monitoring workers, sessions, queues, and recent events.

Enables running authorized file operations, persistent processes, and parallel batches from an MCP client, with durable receipts and artifact verification, and allows reconnecting to collect workers without restarting them.

Deploys a read-only MCP server to Cloudflare Workers for interacting with Canvas LMS, supporting courses, assignments, files, and more via a user-generated encrypted endpoint.

Enables authenticated web agents to reach a local machine through a portable MCP endpoint, with optional Cloudflare Tunnel or Tailscale Funnel ingress for public access.

Read-only MCP server exposing homelab data sources (files, mail, calls) to Cloudflare OS, enabling read-only access to documents, emails, and call records.

A remote MCP connector that gives Claude.ai projects a persistent, cross-conversation file store, backed by Simplenote and deployed free on Cloudflare Workers.

A Cloudflare Workers-based server for deploying Model Context Protocol tools without authentication, allowing integration with AI assistants like Claude Desktop and the Cloudflare AI Playground.

Secure self-hosted remote MCP server with file and shell tools, protected by Cloudflare Tunnel and bearer-token auth.

Enables macOS users to securely connect AI assistants such as Notion AI, Claude, and Cursor to their local files and terminal through an MCP server protected by a Bearer token and Cloudflare Tunnel.

Self-hostable MCP server that gives Claude tools to run shell scripts and read files on a home server, deployed via Multipass VM and Cloudflare Tunnel.

A local-first MCP server that handles daily work tasks through your AI assistant: converts meeting notes into todos, manages todo lifecycle, tracks work hours, generates daily/weekly reports, organizes files via move-only operations, and diagnoses dev environments, all guarded by a human-maintained preview/apply safety model.

Enables interaction with S3-compatible storage services like AWS S3 and Cloudflare R2, supporting bucket management, object listing, reading, uploading, and deletion operations.

Delegates heavy, repetitive, and verifiable tasks like PDF extraction, code analysis, and log processing to a local LLM to reduce token consumption for frontier AI models, while keeping decision-making with the main AI.

Enables LLM and AI agent clients to manage S3-compatible object storage such as MinIO, AWS S3, Aliyun OSS, Cloudflare R2, and Tencent COS through the Model Context Protocol. It provides 19 production-grade tools covering bucket lifecycle, object browsing, search, text and byte-range reads, streaming uploads/downloads, presigned URLs, moves, batch deletion, and tag management, protected by read-only, sandbox, prefix-deletion, and content-truncation guards.

Enables remote MCP clients to securely access a trusted macOS machine's local file system and command execution tools (mcp-combiner) via OAuth-authenticated HTTPS through Cloudflare Tunnel, without opening router ports.

Enables remote MCP clients to access local filesystem and shell commands by deploying a Cloudflare Worker relay and a local daemon, providing tools like read/write files, exec commands, git status, etc.

Enables any MCP client to delegate a scoped task to a local Ollama model that runs its own tool-calling loop for file operations and web search, with an allow-listed folder security model.

Enables remote MCP clients like ChatGPT to run shell commands and manage files on your local machine via a Cloudflare tunnel, exposing tools for file operations, search, and task management.