Deploy static pages on your own Cloudflare domain

An agent can install a Cloudflare Workers app that publishes HTML pages on your domain and keeps a dated list of deployments.

Done with Custom agent· Intermediate· Oct 2026

What they did
The author made getonup, a Cloudflare Workers project for producing HTML report pages without tying the workflow to a single model platform. They then let a custom-built agent take the repository and configure it inside their Cloudflare setup for a domain they chose. As part of the process, the agent also turned on Cloudflare Zero Trust to protect access to the site.
How it went
The setup creates a timeline-style index of deployed artifacts and the static pages themselves. The author describes it as simple, but useful already for a team that posts multiple pages each day.
Tips
You will need a Cloudflare account plus a domain you control. Ask the agent to pause before any DNS, access, or deployment step so you can confirm it first.

Try it yourself with Claude Code

Set up [project name or repository] on my Cloudflare account so I can publish static HTML pages at [yourdomain.com]. Configure Cloudflare Workers for the site, add Cloudflare Zero Trust so only [allowed email domain or team] can reach it, and build an index page that records each publish with the date. Before you do anything that changes DNS, access policy, or live deployment, show me the exact change and wait for my approval. When you are done, I should be able to publish a sample page and confirm it appears in the dated index after signing in.

Fill in the [brackets]. Agents can make mistakes, so review anything before it is sent, paid or deleted.

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