v2.0.0-beta.60 adds a Docker provider, AWS Lambda MicroVMs, Workers for Platforms, React Server Components on Vite, class-based Workflows on async Workers, dramatically faster Cloudflare Container starts, and a ground-up docs overhaul.
AI agents write resources and live tests, run them against the real API, and every unmatched error becomes a typed patch to our generated SDK. One run of this loop grew Alchemy's Cloudflare provider from 22 resources to 230 and patched 720 SDK operations, most of it in 22 hours.
We benchmarked AWS Lambda MicroVMs against Cloudflare Containers — 700 isolated cold boots, timed to first successful request. Every MicroVM boots in 2 to 4.5 seconds regardless of what's inside, because the workload's startup is paid once at image build and snapshotted. Opencode on Cloudflare Containers takes 10.5 seconds at the median, and the worst boots push a minute.
v2.0.0-beta.59 is a naming alignment release. Every Cloudflare service is now a proper namespace, every binding follows one {Verb}{Resource} convention across AWS and Cloudflare, and Binding.Policy is gone — collapsed into a single runtime-guarded Layer.
v2.0.0-beta.58 improves the ergonomics of Layers that contain Resources, so you can bundle infrastructure into a reusable service — like an agent tool — and provide it to a Worker, Container, or Durable Object.