Cloudflare, Inc. has launched Cloudflare OS, an open-source AI workspace designed to give employees secure access to AI tools and internal company systems without requiring new infrastructure or lengthy custom development.
The platform, which was originally built to support Cloudflare’s own global workforce, is now available through the company’s open-source repository. Cloudflare said organizations will soon be able to access Cloudflare OS directly through the company or deploy it with the support of selected global implementation partners, including Presidio and Happy Cog, to tailor the platform to their specific operational and compliance requirements.
According to Cloudflare, the AI workspace addresses a key limitation of conventional enterprise AI tools, which often lack an understanding of an organization’s internal systems, processes and workflows. The company said Cloudflare OS enables businesses to capture their institutional knowledge once and make it available across employees’ AI workspaces from the outset.
The platform includes an AI-powered workspace that allows employees to conduct research, generate documents connected to live company data, automate repetitive tasks and build applications without requiring software development expertise. It also incorporates Cloudflare’s Zero Trust security architecture, ensuring every user and request is verified before access is granted, while governed connectors allow organizations to control what AI agents can access or modify within internal systems.
Cloudflare OS also supports multiple AI model providers through Cloudflare AI Gateway, enabling organizations to manage AI costs by monitoring spending, setting budgets and routing tasks to different models based on performance and cost requirements.
To support enterprise deployments, Cloudflare is collaborating with global systems integrators to customize Cloudflare OS for organizations with complex technology environments, industry-specific requirements and regulatory obligations.
