Cloudflare launches contest to build agent-first Git platform
Cloudflare is running a competition to inspire developers to build a new kind of GitHub—one designed for AI agents rather than just humans. With its Artifacts platform, now in open beta, Cloudflare is offering programmable, scalable code repositories aimed at coordinating thousands of software agents. The challenge is to develop coordination, review, and merging tools specifically for this agent-centric future using Cloudflare's infrastructure.
- Artifacts offers versioned, programmable repositories in open beta
- Designed for agent-driven software development and collaboration
- Developers can now tie Artifacts repositories to Cloudflare Workers
- Competition seeks new coordination and review tools for AI agent workflows
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