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Cloudflare runs a catalog of managed MCP servers. The Cloudflare API server reaches the whole Cloudflare API through a search-and-execute pattern, and product servers give focused tools for areas such as observability, Radar, and audit logs. Connect them to Spojit to check Worker logs after a deploy, pull traffic insights into a report, or review audit events.
Spojit connects to these servers through a custom MCP server connection, so you add them with Add custom server rather than from the connector catalog. Cloudflare maintains them and decides which tools they offer; see Cloudflare’s MCP server documentation for the current list.

Before you start

  • A Cloudflare account. Tools act with the access of the user who signs in, or the permissions of the API token you use.

Server URLs

Add one connection per server you need. Cloudflare lists more servers (Containers, AI Search, Digital Experience Monitoring, CASB) on its servers page.

Connect in Spojit

1

Add a custom server

Go to Connections and click Add custom server. Enter a Name such as Cloudflare Observability and paste the Server URL.
2

Keep Auto authentication

Leave Authentication on Auto, choose a visibility, and click Save & connect.
3

Approve access in Cloudflare

Cloudflare opens its authorization page. Sign in, review the requested access, and approve. Spojit marks the connection Connected and refreshes the token automatically.

Alternative: an API token

Cloudflare also accepts an API token as a bearer token. Create a token with only the permissions the server’s tools need, then choose Token in Spojit, paste it, keep Header name Authorization and Prefix Bearer, and click Add.

Use it in a workflow

Add a Connector node, pick your Cloudflare server under Custom Servers, and choose Agent Mode or Direct Mode. See Use a custom server in a workflow.

Troubleshooting

With OAuth, reconnect and grant the missing permission on the consent page. With a token, edit the token in Cloudflare to add the permission.

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