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Cloudflare introduced a CI/CD pipeline built on its Workflows service, replacing YAML configurations with TypeScript. The CI SDK enables developers to define build, lint, test, and deploy steps as Workflow steps running in isolated sandboxes, triggered automatically by push events to Cloudflare Artifacts repositories. It includes dependency caching to reduce latency and supports parallel step execution. An optional self-healing feature uses an AI agent to catch failures and automatically push fix commits for review. The system provides durable execution with retries, observability through the Workflows dashboard, and programmatic customization. Cloudflare positions this as letting platforms manage CI for their own code and their customers’ code within the same namespace, with plans to add direct Workers integrations, gradual deployments, monorepo support, and broader event triggers from external version control systems. The Artifacts service remains in a private beta requiring a join request.