"cloudflare" matching MCP servers:

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.

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.

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

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 MCP clients to safely access user-local filesystems, apply validated patches, inspect git state, and run persistent jobs on outbound-connected local runners through a stateless Cloudflare control plane.

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.

Enables web-based AI chats to securely access and control a Windows PC's local workspace, files, terminal, desktop, browser, and Blender through a secret-path Cloudflare tunnel.

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.

Gives Claude and other MCP clients remote, authenticated read/write access to a personal Obsidian vault over HTTPS — reading and atomically writing markdown, parsing YAML frontmatter, running indexed frontmatter queries and full-text search — behind OAuth 2.0 login (or Cloudflare Access) and a Cloudflare Tunnel that never exposes the host directly to the internet.

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.

Enables MCP clients to manage a workspace through file reading, writing, editing, searching, Bash/Python execution, and job control, with optional desktop GUI and Cloudflare Tunnel access.

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.

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 secure, isolated MCP server providing full code editor functionality for AI pair programming, with Docker-based command execution and Cloudflare Tunnel remote access.

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 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 MCP clients to securely connect to a paired Windows machine through a self-hosted Cloudflare relay and use its local filesystem and command-execution tools over Streamable HTTP and WebSocket.