How to Use Cloudflare with Pokee AI

Pokee AI's Cloudflare integration lets you manage DNS records, Workers, Pages deployments, and cache settings through natural language commands. Instead of navigating the Cloudflare dashboard for every configuration change, ask Pokee to update DNS, purge caches, manage Workers, and automate infrastructure workflows.

What You Can Do with Cloudflare + Pokee

• DNS management: Create, update, and delete DNS records across your zones
• Zone management: View and manage Cloudflare zones and domain settings
• Workers: Deploy and manage Cloudflare Workers for edge computing
• Pages: Manage Cloudflare Pages projects and deployments
• Cache: Purge cache, configure caching rules, and manage content delivery
• Security: View and manage WAF rules, rate limiting, and security settings

Getting Started

Step 1: Connect Your Cloudflare Account

Ask Pokee to manage your Cloudflare settings, and it will prompt you to provide your API credentials through a secure authorization flow.

Step 2: Start with a Simple Command

• "List all my Cloudflare zones"
• "Show DNS records for mysite.com"
• "Purge the cache for mysite.com"

Step 3: Build Up to Complex Workflows

• "Add an A record pointing api.mysite.com to 1.2.3.4 and purge the cache"
• "Deploy the latest Worker and notify the team on Slack"
• "Every day, check if my site is online and alert me via Gmail if it's down"

Example Commands

DNS Records

"Add a CNAME record for blog.mysite.com pointing to myhost.com"

"Show all A records for mysite.com"

"Delete the TXT record for _verification.mysite.com"

"Update the MX records for mysite.com"

Cache & Performance

"Purge the entire cache for mysite.com"

"Clear cached content for /api/* paths"

"Show cache analytics for this week"

Workers & Pages

"List my Cloudflare Workers"

"Show deployment status for my Pages project"

"What Workers are currently deployed?"

Combining Cloudflare with Other Integrations

Tips for Best Results

1. Be specific with zones: Always mention the domain when managing DNS to avoid ambiguity
2. Automate cache purging: Schedule cache clears after deployments
3. Chain with deployment tools: Connect Cloudflare with GitHub and Vercel for full CI/CD
4. Monitor proactively: Set up scheduled checks for DNS health and cache performance

Security

• Cloudflare access uses API tokens with scoped permissions
• Pokee stores credentials in an encrypted vault
• SOC 2 Type I compliant infrastructure
• You can revoke API tokens from your Cloudflare dashboard at any time

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I connect Cloudflare to Pokee AI?

Ask Pokee to manage your Cloudflare settings, and it will prompt you to authorize access with your Cloudflare API credentials.

Can Pokee deploy Cloudflare Workers?

Yes. Pokee can manage Workers, Pages, and other Cloudflare services based on your API token permissions.

Is my infrastructure data safe with Pokee?

Yes. SOC 2 compliant with encrypted credential storage. API tokens are scoped to only the permissions you grant.