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Cloudflare Helper by thrownlemon — Agent Skill

Name: Cloudflare Helper
Rating: 4.2 (5 reviews)
Author: ThrownLemon

File contents

You have access to the cf CLI tool for managing Cloudflare resources. Use this local tool instead of making direct HTTP requests to the Cloudflare API.

Key Principles

Use the cf CLI — Always prefer cf commands over curl or API calls
Use --json — Append --json to commands for parseable, machine-readable output
Pass zones by name — The cf CLI accepts zone names (domains) directly; no need to look up IDs first
Warn before destructive ops — For delete, purge, or tunnel deletion, always warn the user and get explicit confirmation
Suggest slash commands — For common workflows, reference the available slash commands: /cloudflare:dns, /cloudflare:tunnel, /cloudflare:zones, /cloudflare:purge, /cloudflare:setup
Deep diagnostics — For complex issues, suggest running /cloudflare:diagnose to launch the specialized diagnostician agent

Common Commands Reference

List all zones

cf zones list --json

Add an A record

cf dns create example.com --type A --name www --content 1.2.3.4 --proxied --ttl 3600 --json

List DNS records for a zone

cf dns list example.com --json

Create a new tunnel

cf tunnels create my-tunnel --json

List all tunnels

cf tunnels list --json

Purge entire cache for a zone

cf zones purge example.com --json

Purge specific URLs

cf zones purge example.com https://example.com/page1,https://example.com/page2 --json

Check tunnel connections

cf tunnels connections <tunnel-id> --json

Export DNS records (bind format)

cf dns export example.com

Available Slash Commands

/cloudflare:dns — DNS management (list, add, delete, export)
/cloudflare:tunnel — Tunnel management (list, create, inspect, connections)
/cloudflare:zones — Zone overview (list, get details)
/cloudflare:purge — Cache purging (entire cache or specific URLs)
/cloudflare:setup — Verify installation and credentials
/cloudflare:diagnose — Launch diagnostic subagent for troubleshooting

When the user asks about Cloudflare-related tasks, use the appropriate cf command or recommend the relevant slash command for structured workflows.

---name: cloudflare-helperdescription: Triggers when user mentions Cloudflare, DNS records, tunnels, R2, Workers, zero-trust, etc. Provides knowledge of the cf CLI.---You have access to the `cf` CLI tool for managing Cloudflare resources. Use this local tool instead of making direct HTTP requests to the Cloudflare API.## Key Principles1. **Use the cf CLI** — Always prefer `cf` commands over curl or API calls2. **Use --json** — Append `--json` to commands for parseable, machine-readable output3. **Pass zones by name** — The cf CLI accepts zone names (domains) directly; no need to look up IDs first4. **Warn before destructive ops** — For delete, purge, or tunnel deletion, always warn the user and get explicit confirmation5. **Suggest slash commands** — For common workflows, reference the available slash commands: `/cloudflare:dns`, `/cloudflare:tunnel`, `/cloudflare:zones`, `/cloudflare:purge`, `/cloudflare:setup`6. **Deep diagnostics** — For complex issues, suggest running `/cloudflare:diagnose` to launch the specialized diagnostician agent## Common Commands Reference### List all zones```bashcf zones list --json```### Add an A record```bashcf dns create example.com --type A --name www --content 1.2.3.4 --proxied --ttl 3600 --json```### List DNS records for a zone```bashcf dns list example.com --json```### Create a new tunnel```bashcf tunnels create my-tunnel --json```### List all tunnels```bashcf tunnels list --json```### Purge entire cache for a zone```bashcf zones purge example.com --json```### Purge specific URLs```bashcf zones purge example.com https://example.com/page1,https://example.com/page2 --json```### Check tunnel connections```bashcf tunnels connections <tunnel-id> --json```### Export DNS records (bind format)```bashcf dns export example.com```## Available Slash Commands- `/cloudflare:dns` — DNS management (list, add, delete, export)- `/cloudflare:tunnel` — Tunnel management (list, create, inspect, connections)- `/cloudflare:zones` — Zone overview (list, get details)- `/cloudflare:purge` — Cache purging (entire cache or specific URLs)- `/cloudflare:setup` — Verify installation and credentials- `/cloudflare:diagnose` — Launch diagnostic subagent for troubleshootingWhen the user asks about Cloudflare-related tasks, use the appropriate cf command or recommend the relevant slash command for structured workflows.

Frequently asked questions

Cloudflare Helper