Cloudflare open-sources an AI agent OS you deploy in your own account
The repos are on GitHub now: agents get a sandboxed code runtime, plus full-stack apps and workflows on Workers. Elsewhere, DeepMind loses its CEO and chief scientist.
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Open source, and you run it on your own Cloudflare
Cloudflare OS ships as two public repos — cloudflare/cloudflare-os and a starter — that you deploy straight into your own Cloudflare account, wired to your own Access policies and AI Gateway. A fully managed dashboard version is coming, but the self-hosted path works today.
Agents get a sandboxed runtime to write and run code
The core is an agent workspace grounded in the skills and context your team curates, plus an isolated runtime where agents author and execute code. Each app becomes a Cloudflare Worker with its own Durable Object, so agent actions stay contained per app.
Three things to build: live docs, full-stack apps, workflows
Out of the box you can generate documents and spreadsheets wired to live data, ship full-stack apps (browser UI plus Dynamic Workers plus SQLite), or run deterministic workflows on a schedule or event. Gatekeeper Workers mediate access to outside systems and MCP servers plug in as tools. Build this weekend: an internal agent grounded in your own systems.
Elsewhere: DeepMind loses its CEO and chief scientist at once
Demis Hassabis is stepping back from DeepMind CEO to an Alphabet-wide AGI role, and Jeff Dean is leaving Google after 27 years. Koray Kavukcuoglu now runs Gemini, its app and Google's AI developer platforms — the people steering the tools you build on just changed.