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We are moving toward a world in which you can store, build, test, and deploy your code fully on Cloudflare. We built the first piece with Artifacts, versioned code storage that scales to millions of repos. We have stitched the store, build, and deploy steps together with the CI SDK, built on Cloudflare Workflows, so that you can run your continuous integration (CI) pipeline on Cloudflare. You can send artifact push events directly to your Workflow, triggering an instance of its execution — a CI job, essentially — through a new events field in your wrangler configuration file. Then, directly from the Workflow with @cloudflare/ci installed, you can:Automate builds: compile code from your Artifacts repo in a safe, isolated environment Run linters and typechecks: enforce code style, catch type errors, and flag any potential issuesCache dependencies: run your install once and cache dependencies across steps in the CI jobExecute unit tests: verify that each piece of your code works as expectedSelf-heal: integrate an AI review agent to catch broken steps in your build and push commits to fix Deploy conditionally: automatically deploy your code, only if your build step is successfulToday, everyone is building a platform, whether it’s an internal vibe coding platform or an extension of your customer-facing product via customization through code. Platforms are now using millions of repos on Artifacts to store their code, and their customers’ code, and version control across the two. But every team has their own needs for a continuous integration and deployment pipeline. For …

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