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@mcp-com-ai/plugin-cloudflare

v1.3.0

Published

Cloudflare Workers deployment for the HAPI CLI: deploy, login, status. Bundles the HAPI worker entrypoint.

Readme


HAPI Cloudflare plugin NPM Version

@mcp-com-ai/plugin-cloudflare deploys a HAPI MCP server to Cloudflare Workers. It supports both OpenAPI APIs and HAPI Workflows (Arazzo), selected automatically from the document passed with --specs.

Install and deploy

bun add -g \
  @mcp-com-ai/hapi \
  @mcp-com-ai/plugin-cloudflare

hapi cloudflare login
hapi cloudflare deploy --specs https://example.com/openapi.yaml

Use an HTTP(S) URL for --specs: a Worker cannot read a file from your computer. Use an Arazzo URL in exactly the same way:

hapi cloudflare deploy --specs https://example.com/workflow.yaml

The deployment command reports the public MCP URL to configure in your client. Review API credentials and tool permissions before sharing that URL.

OAuth-protected documents

Before publishing, HAPI reads the document (and the referenced operations for an Arazzo workflow). If an effective operation requires OAuth, the standard deployment stops with a clear warning: the public Worker cannot install the licensed OAuth broker after it is deployed. Deploy the private Enterprise OAuth Worker profile instead. --allow-unsupported-oauth is available only for a deliberately limited deployment; OAuth tool discovery and protected calls will not work in that public Worker.

The deployment bundle includes the runtime needed to recognize OpenAPI and Arazzo. Install the OpenAPI or Arazzo plugin too when you also want to run those documents locally with hapi serve. Keep all selected HAPI packages on the same release version.