Cloudflare ($NET) open-sources AI browser Kitesurf
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Cloudflare ($NET) released the source code for Kitesurf, its browser engine built for AI agents, under the Apache 2.0 license on the 13th, letting developers inspect, modify, run locally, or deploy it to their own Cloudflare accounts. The engine runs on Cloudflare Workers without a separate browser container or Chromium process, and the company had first previewed Kitesurf in August before adding WebMCP support and new APIs in September. The open-sourcing matters because it hands developers direct control of an agent-focused browser runtime inside Cloudflare's serverless environment, potentially deepening reliance on Workers for AI workloads. What to watch next is developer adoption and whether third-party contributions and deployments expand Kitesurf's compatibility beyond Cloudflare's own stack.
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Kitesurf, Cloudflare, Workers, Apache 2.0, WebMCP