Michelle Zatlyn

If you are not grasping what Cloudflare have done today: - create a worker - push the raw worker to an orchestrator (Dynamic worker with registry ) - visit the browser and boom It is the simplest form of an extendable platform as a service and is going to change the industry 🤯

Cloudflare is going to be the leading platform for AI agent compute in the world

This is a big deal.

Honored @Cloudflare recognized as one of the world’s most innovative companies. #1 in media and #21 overall. fastcompany.com/most-innovativ…

The Cloudflare platform is enabling me to quickly build things I wanted to before but I didn't because it was too much work before.

🍊 It's been 90 days for me at @Cloudflare ... 👇 Here's what has surprised me • There's very little ceremony or overhead when it comes to shipping, everyone is here to build • Cloudflare is extremely high agency — there's alignment but it's just enough and most of it exists to unblock folks • Management is very technical up and down the hierarchy, every leader / manager here talks in specifics • Executive tier is extremely engaged, in various channels, very responsive, knows the details • Startup mentality is pervasive; I thought we'd slow down after the Replicate acquisition but we've sped up 👇 Here's what I love • Community. Reminds me a lot of my favorite parts of GitHub. Folks here are superfans of one another's work. They want to meet & hang and we're collectively excited when someone new joins the club. • The primitives that we get to build on are excellent -- all built to be distributed at massive scale by default • Hardware! We source and build our own hardware! • We dogfood everything, you build "on platform", you have good stat sig day one! • Innovation is funded everywhere -- "what if we built this on " is just another day at the shop • We have some folks around that seem to think different/understand the internet in ways that I don't think is all that common 👇 Here's why I'm long Cloudflare • Tenure at Cloudflare is remarkably long as is the % of folks who have boomeranged back, both very bullish signals • It's a sleeper hit in the developer platform space, yes WAF and yes Cloudflare One are big businesses but we are just getting started & we are cooking in developer platform • Every team I talk to has something in the works that they're extremely excited to ship and then another thing right behind that • When I ping folks in my network to talk about Cloudflare, they are immediately responsive • The product has a lot of rough edges -- folks know, they're working on it -- it only gets better from here But don't just take it from me! I asked three colleagues what their favorite things were, here's what I got. • "The way Cloudflare empowers engineers at every level of the org to have huge impact" • "You can basically work on anything at cf, talented engineers, infra moat so its not just software, cool research and innovation that you don't really get anywhere else" • "Cloudflare has a pretty unique tech stack with a really powerful infrastructure. We're working on some really innovative things that no one else is doing. There is a lot to do -- pretty much anyone can see something needs to be done and go do it." All of that said -- I might be dm-ing some of you soon to work on some really challenging MLE stuff here at Cloudflare soon. Answer me if this sounds like your kind of thing 😜

CloudFlare Workers might just be one of the most under-hyped products on the planet. Seriously. If you haven't played around with it yet, cancel your weekend plans.

This is insane. Next.js rebuilt based on Vite, and it only took one week and $1,100 in tokens?!?! Code really doesn't matter anymore. Crazy.

we (@southpolesteve) rewrote nextjs on vite in a week and $1,100 worth of tokens.  it’s faster and vendor lock in free, and you can try it with: npm i vinext but my $.02: if your stack is not working for you, in the year 2026, you can probably, actually, just switch to things that do blog.cloudflare.com/vinext/

It’s Next.js Liberation Day. The #1 request we kept hearing: help us run Next fast and secure, without the lock-in and the costs. So we did it. We kept the amazing DX of @nextjs, without the bespoke tooling, built on @vite. We’re working with other providers to make deployment a first-class experience everywhere. Next.js belongs to everyone. blog.cloudflare.com/vinext/

the @cloudflare plugin for @cursor_ai just launched! this builds on top of cloudflare skills, making it really easy to ship applications with the @cloudflaredev ecosystem. you really really can just ship things now!

I’ve seen three demos in the last two days from Cloudflare DevPlat people and, as an internal user, this couldn’t be more true and I couldn’t be more excited.

Fun to do $NET earnings in person with @zatlyn again. Tried to remember but we can't the last quarter we were actually together in person for earnings. Maybe pre-COVID, which is kind of crazy. #GoTeam!

We're running this back next week - Coffeeflare in SF! Join us next Wednesday at Sightglass Coffee for coffee + chats + exclusive swag 😎 luma.com/wwwbfcgy

The @Cloudflare 2025 Internet Year in Review is out: radar.cloudflare.com/year-in-review…

A new vulnerability was announced today used in popular frameworks like @nextjs. Proud to say that @Cloudflare customers are protected from this vulnerability. Details and recommended next steps, including updating their software, are here: blog.cloudflare.com/waf-rules-reac…

as @dok2001's past chief of staff, i can confidently say this is the coolest job in the world 🧡

We let the Internet down today. Here’s our technical post mortem on what happened. On behalf of the entire @Cloudflare team, I’m sorry. blog.cloudflare.com/18-november-20…

this is fantastic news. I love both these companies