{"slug":"cloudflare","title":"Cloudflare","summary":"Save the account ID and an API token so the assistant can deploy Workers and use R2 and Queues without the token appearing in chat.","body":"In Connections, open **Backend** and choose Cloudflare.\n\n## What to paste\n\n1. In the Cloudflare dashboard, press Cmd+K (Ctrl+K on Windows), type **Copy account ID**, and choose the result. It is 32 characters long.\n2. Go to **My Profile**, then **API Tokens**, then **Create Token**, and start from the **Edit Cloudflare Workers** template.\n3. If the app stores files or uses queues, add **Workers R2 Storage** and **Queues** with Edit access. Limit the token to this account.\n4. Create the token and paste it. Cloudflare shows it only once.\n\nSet the workers subdomain on the same form when the project needs a public `workers.dev` hostname. Enter the label only, for example `my-team`.\n\n## After it is saved\n\nAsk the assistant to deploy a Worker, store files in R2, or use a queue. It uses the saved token on the server.","sectionSlug":"connect","sectionTitle":"Connect services","updatedAt":"2026-09-23T22:51:25.250Z","previous":{"slug":"firebase","title":"Firebase"},"next":{"slug":"your-api","title":"Your own API"}}