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CloudflareDomains in order
Routes under control
SPIRITT operates Cloudflare DNS and remotely managed Tunnel routing, then carries the work through verification and team handoffs. Build a domain operations desk around your zones, records, and configuration.
What you can do with Cloudflare.
Controlled DNS changes
Create and update records against an explicit target, with existing values captured and the resulting Cloudflare configuration checked.
Owned service routes
Keep remotely managed Tunnel ingress aligned with service destinations and coordinate routing changes with the teams responsible.
Configuration with context
Bring zones, firewall rules, Bot Management settings, and account membership into a shared view with owners and actionable exceptions.
Works with your other apps.
Get started in three steps.
01
Open your workspace
Start a SPIRITT workspace for domain operations, Tunnel routing, or Cloudflare configuration oversight.
02
Connect Cloudflare
Connect Cloudflare using an API credential with access to the accounts and zones in scope, including write privileges for requested changes.
03
Delegate an outcome
Hand over a concrete mission, such as updating launch DNS or building a domain operations desk. SPIRITT executes within the agreed scope and checks the results.
Hand over a mission.
Choose a mission. Make it yours.
Put Cloudflare to work.
Put your domain operations to work
Questions
Cloudflare, with SPIRITT.
01Which Cloudflare changes can SPIRITT execute?+
SPIRITT can create, update, and delete DNS records and zones within its access, and update ingress and routing for remotely managed Tunnels. It can also create empty WAF lists, update their descriptions, and delete lists. Live changes require a defined target and appropriate permissions; destructive work requires explicit scope.
02What access does the Cloudflare connection need?+
The connection uses an API credential. Give it access to the accounts and zones involved in the mission, with write privileges for changes such as creating DNS records. SPIRITT can inventory accessible accounts and zones to establish the working scope before acting.
03Can SPIRITT maintain DNS over time?+
Yes. It can compare DNS records with an agreed baseline on a schedule, apply corrections covered by your policy, and track exceptions through connected task tools. It can preserve previous values in a separate change history and check Cloudflare records after each update.
04How does Cloudflare work with my team's other systems?+
Google Sheets or Airtable can supply domain owners and expected destinations. SPIRITT can use that context to operate DNS changes, route configuration exceptions into Linear or Jira, and send Slack handoffs that identify the affected zone, record, and remaining action.
05What can SPIRITT build around Cloudflare?+
Useful builds include a searchable domain inventory, a scoped DNS change desk, an account access review system, and a routing dependency map. These use Cloudflare objects alongside business ownership data, giving teams an operational interface without moving DNS out of Cloudflare.
06Does managing WAF lists also change firewall protection?+
No. The available WAF list actions cover empty-list creation, description updates, and deletion, not list-item editing or rule deployment. SPIRITT can inspect firewall rules and Bot Management settings, identify policy gaps, and coordinate remediation, but these inspection capabilities do not change those controls.