Cloudflare + BusyBee.Day botsA bot that can check and change your Cloudflare setup
Look up DNS records, check Workers, inspect R2 buckets. Changes wait for your OK.
Short answer
BusyBee.Day connects to Cloudflare through Cloudflare's MCP server, which gives an agent access to the Cloudflare API through two tools: one to search the API and one to run code against it in an isolated sandbox. A bot can look up and change DNS, Workers, R2 and other settings. Changes ask for your OK first.
Examples
You write
List the DNS records for the client's domain and flag anything pointing to the old server.
The bot
Reads the records through the Cloudflare API and comments with the ones to change.
You write
Add a CNAME for shop pointing to the store provider.
The bot
Shows you the exact record, waits for your OK and adds it.
Good to know
- Cloudflare describes the server as covering more than 2,500 API endpoints (Cloudflare documentation, 1 October 2026).
- Sign in with the Cloudflare account that has access to the zones you want the bot to see.
- Keep changes behind approval. DNS mistakes take a site offline.
Questions and answers
Can the bot delete records?
If your account allows it. Every change asks for your OK unless you change that setting.