cloudflare / moltworker

That skill, cloudflare-browser, drives headless Chrome over CDP through Cloudflare's Browser Rendering service — screenshots, page navigation, scraping, and multi-page video capture. It is not a general Browser Rendering skill you can point at any Cloudflare account: its instructions assume a CDP_SECRET and a cdpUrl that names your own deployed worker, because the CDP endpoint it talks to is the sandbox this repository builds, not a generic Cloudflare service.

The rest of the repository — nearly all of the README — has nothing to do with the skill. It is a deployment guide for OpenClaw (formerly Moltbot, formerly Clawdbot), a personal AI assistant with Telegram, Discord, and Slack channels, packaged to run inside a Cloudflare Sandbox container with device pairing, Cloudflare Access authentication, and optional R2-backed persistence. cloudflare-browser is one small add-on bundled inside that much larger deployment project, useful to you only if you're running OpenClaw through this template already.

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What that deployment costs and what it is. The README's own estimate for running the container continuously is around $34.50 a month, on top of the Workers Paid plan the Cloudflare Sandbox requires. And despite living under the cloudflare GitHub organization, the README calls the project itself "a proof of concept... not officially supported" and warns it "may break without notice" — that caveat is the maintainers' own, not ours.