Cloudflare adds deployment automation and regional storage controls to Artifacts

Cloudflare says it has added deployment automation and regional data controls to Artifacts, its Git-compatible service for storing code and agent context. Developers can now connect repositories to Workers Builds so production-branch pushes deploy updated Workers, while pushes to other branches create or update isolated previews. Workers can also create or fork repositories, inspect files and commits, and issue repository-specific Git tokens. Repository events can trigger automated reviews or other workflows. Developers can choose a U.S. or EU jurisdiction for storage and processing across a namespace's repositories. Artifacts is available in open beta to Workers Paid customers. Cloudflare will begin billing for repository operations and stored data on October 15, 2026.