The real innovation isn’t localhost tunneling—it’s making ephemeral ingress machine-readable.
With --output json, an AI agent can start an app, publish it, capture the URL, run browser or webhook tests, and shut everything down—without scraping terminal logs, configuring DNS, or opening inbound ports.
This is infrastructure becoming agent-addressable.
Quick Tunnels are still a development primitive, not production infrastructure. But that’s precisely the point: Cloudflare is optimizing the entire build-test-share loop for autonomous coding agents.
We're adding support for AGENTS.md to Claude Code.
Starting today in version 2.1.277, if there is no CLAUDE.md in a folder, Claude will check for and use AGENTS.md.
You can toggle this behavior in /config.
What does the new Agents API mean for the apps you use, and how does it fit alongside OpenAI’s other products? Wrote up a quick guide with easy to understand examples. https://t.co/fapVqhrwVw
I have never used Linux. Not once in my life.
Today that changes. I am trying Omarchy by DHH, a Linux distro built for AI agents and vibe coding.
Lifelong Mac user. This is a big deal for me.
Full review coming. If this is actually good for agentic workflows, it changes everything about how I build.
Does anyone have any tips?