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Cloudflare now has three distinct tools for understanding what your Workers are doing — from local development to enterprise forensics. I enabled all three on saltwaterbrc.com and broke down when to use which.

Cloudflare launched Agents Week with 6 major announcements. We integrated three of them into saltwaterbrc.com in a single day: Browser Run, Voice Agents, and Workflows V2. Here's what we built, how it works, and what it means for building AI agents on the edge.

I rebuilt my AI chatbot as an autonomous agent that plans, chains tools, generates images, searches the web, queries databases, and creates files — all running on 9 Cloudflare products in a single Worker.

I'm a Cloudflare Account Executive who built saltwaterbrc.com from scratch using 23 Cloudflare products — from DNS registration to AI agents to Layer 4 TCP proxies. Here's the full journey, what each product does, and how to demo it live.

I set up a DigitalOcean VPS, configured Cloudflare Spectrum, and locked down SSH access to prove how Layer 4 protection works for non-HTTP traffic. Here's the full walkthrough — from VPS creation to origin IP masking.

I set up API Shield on my own site, uploaded an OpenAPI schema, and fired good and bad requests to test it. Here's the full walkthrough — from what an API actually is to why layered security matters.

I rebuilt my AI assistant from a stateless Q&A box into a multi-turn agent with tool calling, persistent memory, and real-time streaming. Here's what changed and why it matters for customer conversations.

I connected OpenCode and Windsurf Cascade to Cloudflare's developer platform using AI Skills and MCP Servers. A Worker deployed in minutes, a D1 guestbook built from chat, and full account management through AI.

I built a full Cloudflare Zero Trust stack on a personal blog — Access, Gateway, Tunnel, WARP, Browser Isolation, CASB, and DLP. Seven products, one afternoon, zero hardware.

I created an AI-generated video about the moment everything clicked — and delivered it using Cloudflare Stream. No transcoding pipeline, no video CDN, no infrastructure. Upload a video, get a player.

Rebuilding the site on Astro — the framework Cloudflare acquired. Markdown-based blog posts, faster builds, and deploying on the same framework used by Porsche, IKEA, and OpenAI.

I built an interactive playground where visitors can run shell, Python, and JavaScript in isolated Linux containers at the edge.

I built a feature where visitors can ask questions and get AI-generated answers from blog content. Three Cloudflare products, zero external APIs, all running at the edge.

I deployed all three core developer platform products on saltwaterbrc.com in a single day. Here's what I built, what broke, and what I can now explain to any customer.

Workers, Durable Objects, R2, Workers AI, and Sandbox SDK. Each build maps directly to a use case I'm pitching in the field right now.

After nearly a decade at Cloudflare, I'm doing something I should have done a long time ago — building on the platform myself.