An app that works on your computer can break online because a setting is missing. Secret keys also end up in public front-end code. These add-ons help the assistant read your host docs and manage the repository.
Free picks (tested by us)
Most useful first. Each one was installed on a clean test system; start with the first, try it, then add the next.
Lets your assistant look up Cloudflare’s own docs instead of guessing.
Test: installs cleanly; its main features need an account we did not use. Not yet used on real work.
Good forWeb developers, Build an appWatch outThe docs server is read-only and needs no sign-in. The other servers in the repository (for example the API server) need a Cloudflare sign-in and can change your live setup.
For Claude CodeAlso works with Codex CLI and Gemini CLI — see all steps
Lets your assistant work with your GitHub projects, issues and pull requests.
Test: installs cleanly; its main features need an account we did not use. Not yet used on real work.
EveryoneWatch outThe token gives the agent the same rights you gave the token. Use a fine-grained token limited to one repository and to read access where you can.
For Claude CodeAlso works with Codex CLI and Gemini CLI — see all steps