A coding agent that lives inside Cloudflare

What it does Cloud Code is a deployment template—kindly put, glue code—that drops the OpenCode intelligent coding agent into Cloudflare Containers, using a Cloudflare Worker as the HTTP front door. It handles the plumbing you’d rather not write: HTTP Basic Auth, mounting S3-compatible storage as a local filesystem via TigrisFS, and pre-installing cloudflared for quick tunneling. The container runs a Python-plus-Node base image where the agent operates on a workspace that persists across restarts.

The interesting bit Instead of treating Cloudflare as a stateless edge, the project leans into its newer container platform to host a long-running, stateful agent with actual disk-backed workspace. That’s a different posture than the usual ephemeral serverless function.

Key highlights

• Hybrid Workers/Containers architecture: the Worker routes traffic while the container runs the agent
• S3 or R2 buckets mount as /root/s3/workspace via TigrisFS, with OpenCode config persisted at /root/s3/.opencode
• Optional HTTP Basic Auth via the SERVER_PASSWORD environment variable
• cloudflared pre-installed for exposing container ports to the public internet without public IPs
• Auto-seeds the workspace from a preset directory if the S3 bucket (or prefix) is empty

Caveats

• This is largely an integration recipe, not a standalone framework; the heavy lifting is done by OpenCode, TigrisFS, and Cloudflare Containers
• Persistence requires manual S3/R2 configuration; without it, the container falls back to ephemeral local storage

Verdict Worth a look if you want a personal OpenCode instance running on Cloudflare’s stack with minimal wiring. Skip it if you’re not already bought into Cloudflare’s container ecosystem or need a fully local agent.