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Cloudflare MCP Worker

MCP Server

Deploy MCP servers on Cloudflare Workers in minutes

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A lightweight, serverless MCP implementation that lets AI assistants call your APIs directly from a Cloudflare Worker. It supports custom methods, external API integration, and secure secret-based authentication.

Capabilities

Resources
Access data sources
Tools
Execute functions
Prompts
Pre-built templates
Sampling
AI model interactions

Overview

The My MCP Worker server is a lightweight, highly scalable Model Context Protocol (MCP) implementation that runs on Cloudflare Workers. By exposing a simple MCP interface, it lets AI assistants such as Claude discover and invoke custom functions directly from the edge, eliminating the need for traditional HTTP APIs or server‑side orchestration. This approach solves a common pain point: how to give an AI assistant instant, low‑latency access to internal business logic or third‑party services without exposing open endpoints or managing complex backend infrastructure.

At its core, the server is built around two key concepts. First, a WorkerEntrypoint class defines all callable methods; each public method becomes an MCP tool that the AI client can request. Second, a ProxyToSelf wrapper guarantees that every incoming MCP request is routed through the correct protocol handlers, ensuring compliance and security. Developers can start with a single greeting function——and then incrementally add domain‑specific logic, such as the example that fetches data from an external weather API. Because Cloudflare Workers execute at the network edge, responses travel just a few milliseconds from the user’s location, dramatically improving conversational speed.

Key capabilities include:

  • Zero‑config deployment via Wrangler, allowing instant publishing to a globally distributed edge network.
  • Built‑in MCP compliance through the package, which handles protocol negotiation, request validation, and response formatting automatically.
  • Secret management using Wrangler Secrets for shared‑secret authentication, protecting the server from unauthorized access.
  • Local testing with a lightweight proxy that lets developers run MCP clients on their workstation without exposing the Worker publicly.

Real‑world scenarios benefit from this architecture in several ways. A customer support bot can call a function that queries a database, all without the assistant needing to know how to construct REST calls. A data‑analysis AI can invoke that triggers a serverless analytics pipeline, receiving results instantly. Because the MCP interface is language‑agnostic and stateless, any AI platform that understands the protocol can integrate seamlessly—making it ideal for multi‑vendor ecosystems where different assistants need to share a common backend.

In summary, My MCP Worker provides developers with a secure, edge‑deployed MCP server that turns arbitrary code into AI‑exposable tools. Its minimal footprint, rapid deployment cycle, and tight integration with Cloudflare’s global network give AI assistants instant access to custom logic, enabling richer, more responsive interactions across a wide range of applications.