Cloudflare Artifacts

Cloudflare Artifacts is a versioned storage service from Cloudflare that lets developers store and version files, code, and projects behind a Git-compatible interface. Repositories can be created programmatically, imported from existing repositories, and accessed from Workers, the REST API, or standard Git clients.

What It Is

Artifacts stores versioned file trees instead of raw blobs. It is aimed at platforms that need to store and version customer code or projects at scale, and at workflows that hand work off to Git-aware tools, agents, and automation. The documentation says it is built for scale, so a repository can be created per project, user, session, or task.

Agent and Session Workflows

The documentation describes tracking agent sessions and history in separate repositories or branches. Sessions can be forked from a shared baseline, explored in parallel, and then compared or merged. Docs include examples for a Git client, isomorphic-git, and Sandbox SDK integration, plus a prompt for setting up a first repository with a coding agent.

Access and Operations

The documentation covers a Workers binding, a REST API, the Git protocol, and Wrangler commands. Further guides cover authentication, repository imports, ArtifactFS, event subscriptions, data localization, and metrics. A repository can also be connected to Workers Builds to deploy production changes automatically and create Worker Previews when pushing to other branches.