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A user showcases a native personal trip planner agent built with Swift and Hono worker using Cloudflare services like Project Think, Browser Run, Durable Objects, and R2, demonstrating the versatility of Cloudflare beyond web apps.
Solid Objects is an open-source library that implements a durable objects model for PostgreSQL, SQLite, and MySQL, providing stateful, ordered processing without vendor lock-in or additional infrastructure.
A Python/Flask code example demonstrating a shipment agent that proactively sends SMS updates when package status changes, using an event-driven architecture with durable objects.
Introducing Solid Objects, an open-source library that implements Cloudflare's Durable Objects model on existing SQL databases, allowing developers to use it as a self-hosted dependency without additional infrastructure.
dgit is a git server implementation using Cloudflare Durable Objects, enabling decentralized, serverless git hosting with full protocol support and a web interface.
celld is a self-hosted, distributed server that runs Cloudflare Workers and Durable Objects code unchanged, using your own S3 bucket for storage and coordination. It claims significantly lower costs and sub-millisecond warm latencies at scale, with data stored in SQLite/LTX format.
Deno's celld is an open-source daemon that runs Cloudflare Workers and Durable Objects on your own machines, using SQLite per object and an S3-compatible bucket for replication and coordination without a control plane.
Cloudflare Computer is a virtual filesystem inside a Durable Object that gives AI agents a persistent workspace, using SQLite for storage and pluggable runtimes (container, shell, JavaScript). It's a preview-only open-source package.
Cloudflare released a preview library called computer that provides a SQLite-based virtual file system in Durable Objects, with support for multiple runtime backends (container, isolated shell, isolated JavaScript), offering persistent workspaces for Agents.
camelAI rewrote their coding agent to run entirely in a Cloudflare Durable Object, using SQLite and R2 for filesystem and replacing bash with JavaScript. The migration from VMs reduced costs and latency, and the codebase is now open source.
Wire, a platform for AI agent context containers, is migrating from Cloudflare Durable Objects to a custom runtime on Fly Machines due to structural limits: vector index separation, compute-data colocation, placement flexibility, and lack of self-hosting. The new architecture improves latency and enables dedicated capacity.
Cloudflare Computer is a preview virtual filesystem built on Durable Objects, with pluggable runtimes for containers, shell, and JavaScript, enabling stateful serverless compute on Cloudflare Workers.