Cloudflare deploy
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Portable orchestrator/worker harness kit for AI-assisted development
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Deploy and verify Cloudflare Pages sites and Cloudflare Workers in this studio. MUST be used for any task involving deployment, wrangler, environment variables/secrets, CORS, custom domains, staging vs production, or "it works locally but not deployed". Also use before changing anything in wrangler.toml or Pages build settings.
SKILL.md
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Cloudflare deploy (Pages + Workers)
Ground rules
- Pages: deploys are git-driven. Push to
main→ production; push to the staging branch → staging URL. Never deploy Pages manually when the repo is git-connected. - Workers: deployed via
wrangler deployfrom the Worker repo. A shared Worker may serve multiple products via route prefixes — check AGENTS.md before touching routing; breaking another product's prefix is a production incident. - Secrets live in
wrangler secret(Workers) or the Pages dashboard env vars — NEVER in code, wrangler.toml plaintext, or git. Frontend gets only publishable keys (VITE_*).
Worker deploy sequence
# from the worker repo root
npx wrangler deploy --dry-run # 1. see what would ship
npx wrangler deploy # 2. ship
# 3. verify: curl one known-good route AND one auth-guarded route
curl -s -o /dev/null -w "%{http_code}" https://<worker-host>/<product>/<route> # expect 401/200 as appropriate
# 4. tail if anything is off
npx wrangler tail
Change checklist for anything user-facing
- CORS allow-list still covers: prod domain, *.pages.dev preview, localhost dev ports
- Auth guard present on every user-scoped route (spot-check one)
- Staging verified BEFORE main, for any change to response shapes or streaming protocols (these break clients silently)
- Env vars/secrets referenced in code actually exist in the target environment
Escalate, don't improvise
- DNS, custom domains, SSL settings → human
- Deleting/renaming Worker routes → human
- Anything in the Worker shared by multiple products where your task names only one → orchestrator