Agent skill

Cloudflare Workers Builds

This skill should be used when the user asks about "deploy status", "build failed", "build logs", "deployment history", "worker deployment", "check build", "deployment succeeded", "build error", "CI/CD", "verify deployment", or needs to monitor Cloudflare Workers builds and deployments.

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Install this agent skill to your Project

npx add-skill https://github.com/majiayu000/claude-skill-registry/tree/main/skills/devops/cloudflare-workers-builds

SKILL.md

Cloudflare Workers Builds

Monitor and analyze Cloudflare Workers builds using the Workers Builds MCP server.

Available Tools

Tool Purpose
workers_builds_set_active_worker Set the Worker ID for subsequent operations
workers_builds_list_builds List recent builds for the active Worker
workers_builds_get_build Get details for a specific build (by UUID)
workers_builds_get_build_logs Fetch logs for a specific build

Deployment Verification Workflow

After deploying a Worker, verify success:

  1. Set active Worker

    workers_builds_set_active_worker with Worker ID

  2. List recent builds

    workers_builds_list_builds

    Check the latest build status (succeeded/failed)

  3. Get build details (if needed)

    workers_builds_get_build with build UUID

    Review build and deploy commands

  4. Check build logs (for failures or debugging)

    workers_builds_get_build_logs with build UUID

    Analyze errors or warnings

Post-Deployment Checklist

After verifying the build succeeded:

  1. Check build logs for warnings
  2. Use observability tools to monitor initial traffic
  3. Verify expected behavior with test requests

Common Use Cases

Scenario Tools to Use
Check if deployment succeeded list_builds → check status
Debug failed deployment list_builds → get_build_logs
Review deployment history list_builds
Compare build configurations get_build for multiple UUIDs

Tips

  • Build UUIDs are returned by list_builds
  • Failed builds will have error details in logs
  • Set the active worker once per session
  • Combine with observability tools to verify runtime behavior

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