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cloudflare/computer-cloudflare

| Index of Cloudflare-platform skills relevant to this repo. Load when working on anything that touches Workers, Durable Objects, wrangler, the sandbox SDK, the agents SDK, or other Cloudflare platform surface. Triggers include "Cloudflare", "Workers", "Durable Object", "wrangler", "KV", "R2", "D1", "Vectorize", "Containers", "sandbox".

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Install

one command, takes just this skill from the repository
npx skills add https://github.com/cloudflare/computer --skill cloudflare

The instruction itself

5 sections, as written by the author

Cloudflare platform skills

This repo is built on Cloudflare Workers and Durable Objects. The

authoritative platform guidance lives in the cloudflare/skills

repository rather than vendored into this repo, so it stays current.

This file is an index — open the relevant skill below when its trigger

applies and read its SKILL.md before starting work.

If a skill isn't already available in your environment, fetch it from

the URL listed and load it manually. The fallback for everything is

the official Cloudflare documentation at

<https://developers.cloudflare.com>.

Primary skills

These three cover almost every change in this repo:

| Skill | Load when |

|---|---|

| durable-objects | Writing or reviewing Durable Object code: RPC methods, SQLite storage, alarms, WebSockets, hibernation. Most work in packages/dofs and packages/computer qualifies. |

| workers-best-practices | Writing or reviewing Worker code: streaming, floating promises, global state, bindings, secrets, observability, wrangler.jsonc configuration. |

| agents-sdk | Building on the Cloudflare Agents SDK: stateful agents, Workflows integration, scheduled tasks, MCP servers. Relevant to examples/think. |

Other skills

Load these when their trigger applies:

| Skill | Load when |

|---|---|

| wrangler | Running wrangler commands: deploy, dev, secrets, bindings for KV, R2, D1, Vectorize, Hyperdrive, Queues, Workflows, Containers. |

| cloudflare | General Cloudflare platform questions outside the more specific skills above — KV, R2, D1, Vectorize, networking, security, infrastructure-as-code. |

| sandbox-sdk | Building or reviewing sandboxed-execution code paths. Relevant to examples/container and to the computerd container model in general. |

| web-perf | Profiling page load, Core Web Vitals, or render-blocking issues. Rarely relevant in this repo, but listed for completeness. |

| cloudflare-email-service | Working with Cloudflare Email Routing or the Email Workers binding. Not currently used in this repo. |

How this maps to the repo

  • packages/dofs is a Durable Object with SQLite storage. Load

durable-objects

before changing storage shape, RPC methods, or alarm handling.

Load workers-best-practices

for the surrounding Worker glue.

  • packages/computer runs inside the Durable Object and

exposes the capnweb WorkspaceRPC to computerd. Load

durable-objects

for the hosting model and the capnweb

skill for the RPC surface itself.

  • packages/computerd runs in a sandbox container, not in a Worker.

Load sandbox-sdk

if you're working on the container boundary; the FUSE and

HTTP/WebSocket internals are local to the package.

  • examples/think is an agent. Load

agents-sdk

when changing it.

  • Deploys, secrets, bindings. Load

wrangler

before running wrangler commands or editing wrangler.jsonc.

When to escalate

If you're about to write something that crosses two Cloudflare

surfaces — say, a Worker that wakes a Durable Object that talks to a

container — load both relevant skills before starting. The skills are

small; loading two is cheaper than fixing an architectural mistake.

How to use it

Copy the folder

Take cloudflare/computer-cloudflare from the repository into ~/.claude/skills for personal use, or into .claude/skills inside a project.

Check the name does not clash

The agent identifies a skill by the name field in its header. Two skills with the same name cannot sit side by side — one of them will be ignored.