wrangler - Manage Cloudflare Workers with Wrangler CLI
Use Wrangler CLI to develop, configure, deploy, and manage Cloudflare Workers and related Cloudflare resources.
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Updated: 2026-10-02Capabilities
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What this skill does
- Retrieve current Wrangler documentation
- Verify Wrangler installation
- Initialize Worker projects
- Configure Worker bindings
- Generate TypeScript types
- Run local development servers
- Validate Wrangler configuration
- Deploy Workers
- Manage Worker secrets
- Manage Worker versions
- Manage KV namespaces and keys
- Manage R2 buckets and objects
- Manage D1 databases and migrations
- Manage Vectorize indexes and vectors
- Manage Hyperdrive configurations
Inputs
- Wrangler project files
- wrangler.jsonc configuration
- Cloudflare resource identifiers
- KV namespace identifiers
- R2 bucket names
- D1 database names
- D1 database identifiers
- Vectorize index names
- Hyperdrive identifiers
- Secret values
- SQL files
- Migration files
- Vector data files
- Local development variables
Outputs
- Worker deployments
- Local development server
- Generated TypeScript declaration file
- Configuration validation results
- Worker logs
- Managed secrets
- Worker version changes
- KV namespace and key changes
- R2 bucket and object changes
- D1 database and migration changes
- Vectorize index and vector changes
- Hyperdrive configuration changes
Requirements
- Wrangler v4.x or later
- Node.js package installation capability
- Cloudflare documentation access
- Cloudflare authentication
- Required Cloudflare permissions
- TypeScript support for generated types