Cloudflare launches CI SDK so platforms can run CI/CD on Artifacts and Workflows

Cloudflare said it has connected store, build, and deploy steps with a CI SDK built on Cloudflare Workflows, so teams can run continuous integration pipelines on Cloudflare alongside Artifacts versioned code storage. In a company blog post, Cloudflare said artifact push events can trigger Workflow instances as CI jobs via a new events field in wrangler configuration. With @cloudflare/ci installed, a Workflow can automate builds in isolated environments, run linters and typechecks, cache dependencies, execute unit tests, integrate an AI review agent that can push fix commits, and deploy only after a successful build. The post targets platforms that store millions of repos on Artifacts for their own code and customers' code. Cloudflare said platforms can define shared CI for customer applications while some customers run custom Workflows, with both able to run in the same namespace. Cloudflare framed the release as moving toward storing, building, testing, and deploying code fully on its network without customers managing separate CI/CD stacks.