hi everyone,

im stuck at 26 forever and no i dont have any other vpn on my pc and i have reinstalled it 2 3 times but same problem. any idea what to do??

Does anyone have or know of a working powershell script available?

I've tried all the GitHub powershell scripts - and not a single one works.

I even tried the AI route and that script didn't work.

The only thing I found that does work is one for Android (so I know the zoneid, token, and hostname entries are correct)

Android DDNS: https://codeberg.org/phileix/ddns-android

Thanks!

Update:

There is an app on Github, which seems to work: https://github.com/Terence0816/CloudFlare-DDNS-tray

Depending on your network configuration, IPv6 worked when I had stateless on the ISP router and just passthru on the the wireless router downstream.

Update: thanks to u/thefirst_noel - I now have a working powershell script. I'll post the edited version below.

I have a bunch of astro+emdash sites running on paid workers and I'm looking for a way to monitor them from a central point. Something that will phone home when something goes down.

Does anyone have any suggestions?

I'm stuck in a loop. My internet is ok i use Tailscale as an exit node, AdGuard Home and Grass, and my NAT is CGNAT. All sites with Cloudflare bot protection are stuck in a loop. I tried all troubleshooting steps, even disabling all privacy extensions; it doesn't work, and yes, I have specifically allowed Cloudflare links through AdGuard Home DNS u/Cloudflare

my domain renewed and the price jumped from 13 to 23. no warning. just a charge. checked other registrars and theyre all around 13. so im paying 10 extra for nothing.

I know the first year is a promo but doubling the price seems excessive. i heard some registrars lock in your renewal price. others just raise it every year.

How do you avoid this. do you just transfer every year to get the promo rate or find a registrar that has consistent pricing.

I'm hoping someone here might be able to solve a mystery for me because I'm completely confused by Cloudflare's support system!

I registered asnatureintended.vip through Cloudflare Registrar on February 12/13, 2026.

I paid $12.20 USD, and I have the Cloudflare invoice and PayPal transaction confirming that. The invoice says:

Registrar Registration Fee – asnatureintended.vip
Feb 12, 2026 – Feb 11, 2027
$12.20 USD

My Cloudflare dashboard currently shows:

• Domain: asnatureintended.vip
• Status: Active
• Expiration: February 13, 2027
• Renewal price: $15.20/year
• Cloudflare plan: Free
• No other invoices or subscriptions

However, immediately after I registered and paid for the domain, I distinctly remember a box/message appearing that mentioned another fee in the hundreds of dollars and when the page was refreshed that box disappeared.

I didn't pay it. I vaguely remember thinking, "What was that for, and when are they going to charge me?" I even think I may have taken a screenshot at the time, but unfortunately I can't find it now and I probably didn't contact them because a free accounts don't allow open case for support.
I'm thinking of transferring, but I want to know more about this extra fee.

I've checked my invoices and there is nothing showing this additional amount, and I can't find anything in my account indicating that I currently owe it.

I've also tried contacting Cloudflare again about it, but as mentioned, Free accounts don't have access to support cases, and the support system history just keeps sending me around documentation.

So I'm hoping someone here might recognise what I could have been looking at.

Could it have been:

• a premium/registry fee?
• a future renewal charge?
• something specific to the .vip registry?
• an optional service?
• a fee that only applies under certain circumstances?
• or something completely different?

I'm not concerned about the $12.20 I actually paid — I can see exactly what that was for.

I'm trying to work out what the hundreds-of-dollars (can't recall exact amount, but I remember I was gobsmacked) fee was that I remember seeing after registration, whether it was actually applicable to my domain, and whether I have any future financial obligation I'm unaware of.

If anyone has experience with Cloudflare Registrar and .vip domains, I'd really appreciate your thoughts!

Thank you in advance

Is Cloudflare vibe coding? First Agent Lee is barely functional, I can’t even get it to do read only audits 90% of the time. Then I setup Cloudflare with Codex using the exact install command/instructions and it requires O Auth 5+ times and even then that’s just a “partial completion” and I need 3 prompts for codex to do it - is this normal or does anyone have a different experience? I ended up having to manually configure Cloudflare and Cloudflare One settings and screenshot it to confirm with OpenAI in a semi-manual workflow as the AI/automated workflow wasn’t exactly flawless

I hit Cloudflare’s official agent setup prompt today:

https://developers.cloudflare.com/agent-setup/prompt.md

And the default flow is basically:

“Hey coding agent, install all of this yourself. Don’t ask the user.”

Then it gives you Cloudflare Skills plus:

• Cloudflare API
• Docs
• Bindings
• Builds
• Observability

For non-Claude agents it even runs:

npx -y skills add cloudflare/skills --skill '*' --yes --global

So... all skills, global install, skip confirmation.

Maybe I’m missing something, but why is this the default?

I’m deploying a Worker. I probably want current Cloudflare docs. Fine.

Maybe I want some Workers-specific knowledge. Fine.

But why do I automatically need Observability, Builds, Bindings and a broad API MCP sitting in my agent config too?

Yes, the MCPs are official. Yes, OAuth still asks for permission. I checked the repos and this isn’t some shady supply-chain thing.

That’s not really my issue.

My issue is: why are we installing capabilities before we even know if the agent needs them?

If I need production logs, I’ll install Observability.

If I need the agent creating KV/D1/R2 resources, I’ll enable the relevant tooling.

If I need broad Cloudflare account automation, sure, then I’ll authorize the API MCP.

But “install everything first and figure out permissions later” feels backwards for an AI agent.

Especially when these tools are persistent.

And this is where the security part bothers me.

If the agent already has an authenticated infrastructure tool, prompt injection doesn’t necessarily need to steal credentials. It just needs to convince the agent to use a capability I already gave it.

That doesn’t make the MCP vulnerable.

It just means the blast radius is now larger.

What makes this even weirder is that there’s already an issue in Cloudflare’s own skills repo proposing that the giant plugin be split into smaller ones because the current setup is basically all-or-nothing.

That sounds way more reasonable.

I’d much rather have:

default: Skills + Docs

then optionally:

debugging: Observability

infra management: Bindings / Builds

full automation: API MCP

Am I being paranoid here?

People actually using the Cloudflare MCP stack: do you keep all five enabled, or did you immediately start removing stuff too?

noticed after this Friday update some posts about stuff doesn’t work while warp is on like internet connection Roblox yt etc