cloudflare/cf is an official command-line tool for agents, designed to cover the entire Cloudflare API. The latest release is cf@1.0.0-beta.20, and it adopts a structure in which an agent discovers and runs the commands it needs and receives the results as JSON.
The core of this tool is a search-centric command-line interface. The README explains that it is designed so that an agent searches for the commands it needs, runs them, and then reads the results in JSON, which is the default output. The fact that JSON is the default output means this is not a tool a person reads on screen, but one where results pass straight through to the agent. It is written in TypeScript and distributed under the Apache-2.0 license, and the repository has 916 stars. Workers support, configuration based on cloudflare.config.ts, language server support, and the fact that the local development server defaults to Vite are also recorded in the README.
That said, it is too early to reach a verdict. cf@1.0.0-beta.20 is still labeled as a beta, and there is no changelog for this release in the collected materials, so it is not possible to confirm what has changed. The broad feature scope listed in the README and the many per-service integration guides are a separate question from whether it actually works reliably. There are also no measured figures backing performance, and the momentum score is only 3.5 out of 10. The repository was created on 2026-09-21, so its history is short. It can be considered as a candidate when setting up agent automation, but it is too early a tool to assume the stability of a formal release.