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  funplings (@funplings) reported 6 minutes ago

  @katiewav damn i should've read this more carefully... i was just vibecoding my own letterboxd-related app and ran into the cloudflare issue when deploying to vercel 😔 and unlike your case i don't think i can simply use the letterboxd search syntax (need access to users' reviews)

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  grace 💜 (@_griffonage_) reported 6 minutes ago

  @ImmaculaRN @lestatdelioncat Oh hang on it actually might just be a filegarden/cloudflare outage. The sites down for me

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  Shayan Mashatian (@shayanrm) reported 7 minutes ago

  @trydotworks @hiradp @Cloudflare I had a very customer support experience with GoDaddy a few years ago, moved all of our services from them.

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  Ilyas (@ilyesm) reported 10 minutes ago

  @harshil1712 @Cloudflare @CloudflareDev Sure, was able to debug it. It was an issue with the pnpm/npm install of dependencies, but it was not clear on the dashboard what was causing it. Would suggest better display of console logs when installing dependencies, to identify these silent issues!

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  Bjørn (@EchoOfPixels) reported 11 minutes ago

  @Cloudflare My ISP only support IPv4, so there is that. I think the rest of my network would work if they ever add support.

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  Rhys (@RhysSullivan) reported 11 minutes ago

  we've been psyop'd by bad harnesses into thinking MCPs having lots of tools is bad lots of tools is a good thing! i want my agent to be able to do everything i can do think about how crazy the statement "oh yeah i wish the cloudflare api spec only had 6 endpoints" sounds

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  Khanh Nguyen (@khanhicetea) reported 11 minutes ago

  Ubuntu PPA is down, can't update packages. Curious why don't the use Cloudflare to distribute the packages.

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  æthernet port (@aethernet_port) reported 15 minutes ago

  Thought for years working around Cloudflare while scraping data wasn’t worth the headache, but it turns out you never really know until you try! Life teaches wisdom in many ways

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  Trevor I. Lasn (@trevorlasn) reported 16 minutes ago

  @cathrynlavery @Cloudflare api key screens are where devtools reveal whether they trust users. permissions should read like intent, not internal service names leaking through the UI

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  Justin Bennett (@just_be_dev) reported 16 minutes ago

  Help, my feed is only cloudflare

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  Catalyst (@radszuweit) reported 20 minutes ago

  @Cloudflare Your useless AI flagged my company for phisihing but I am a full cisco and certified Meraki partner. -I need to talk to support or I take legal action for damages.

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  Atif Saleem (@malikatifsaleem) reported 22 minutes ago

  @dyad_sh I just found about you today when I asked Google for Lovable alternatives. That's great idea to have local, free (BYOK), open-source tool. How about @Cloudflare integration to deploy and use its services (R2, AI GW, Workers, and D1 etc.)? Does it support Codex & CC integration?

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  Karthika is vibe coding (@Kaynvas) reported 27 minutes ago

  In the last few weeks for Snapsort, along with my core skillsets I learned & worked on: Prompt Engineering Evals System design SEO (was a big surprise how vast it is) Analytics (GA + Search Console) Growth & distribution on Reddit Automation Beta testing with real users Agentic-based testing (using AI to simulate and break flows) Debugging real production issues (Cloudflare, indexing, bot blocking) Video editing & storytelling I don’t know how the launch will go. But shifting from a side project to a main product mindset has forced me to level up into a true generalist. One key thing I have learnt is to start every project with detailed SOP and PRD, will save a lot of time

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  Jordan Coeyman (@acoyfellow) reported 31 minutes ago

  @ifandelse @mattzcarey pulls versioned firmware from Cloudflare, verifies it, installs the update safely, reboots, reports health, and automatically rolls back if the firmware is bad..

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  Daniel Vermillion (@dxverm) reported 32 minutes ago

  Your 24 MCP servers are taxing every prompt you send, even the ones that don't call a single tool. Background: I run 24 MCP servers on my main rig. CVE lookup, Cloudflare, Postman, Replicant, three Cloudflare auths because I keep forgetting to clean up the duplicates. Most are dormant most of the time. Until last week I never thought about what they cost when I wasn't using them. Here is what digging into a token-bloat anomaly taught me: every connected MCP server injects its full tool manifest into the system prompt at the start of every request. Doesn't matter what you asked. Semantic-search server with twenty tools. Database connector with fifteen. File system. ***. All of them, every turn, before the model reads a single character of your actual prompt. With three servers it is annoying. With twenty-four it is a fixed cost on every interaction including the trivial ones. I measured a routine clarifying question that should have cost a few hundred input tokens running close to seven thousand because the manifest was riding along. The manifest sits in the prefix cache so warm reads are cheap, which is real — but the moment any MCP config changes, the cache busts and the next read pays full freight. Three things actually help. One: deferred tool loading. The newer harnesses expose a ToolSearch primitive that lets the model fetch a tool schema on demand instead of front-loading the whole catalog. Switch every MCP that is not load-bearing into deferred mode. Two: do a monthly cold-MCP audit. Anything you have not called in 30 days is a candidate for project-scope gating instead of global. Three: stop connecting servers just in case. Each one has a permanent marginal cost on every prompt you ever send for the duration of the connection. The dominant failure mode in operator-style setups is the same dynamic as browser extensions — accretion without pruning. People accumulate MCPs and then wonder why their context window fills early and their bills creep up. The fix is not a smarter model. The fix is treating tool manifests as a budget you spend, not a buffet you graze.