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MCP elicitation no longer holds a stream
MCP elicitation returns input_required so the Worker request ends. Claude Code shows the form, retries the call, and the isolate is not held while you type.
Cloudflare domain extensions hide the renewal trap
Cloudflare domain extensions hide the keep price in the catalog. Search a name, read the renew column, then skip the cheap first-year flyer before you buy.
Cloudflare domain name server is not 1.1.1.1
The Cloudflare domain name server is the assigned hostname pair, not 1.1.1.1. Copy both names at the registrar, then prove the zone is Active with dig NS.
Cloudflare Virtual Wallets are the subaccount for APIs
Cloudflare Virtual Wallets are the API-key subaccount. Claim the handle this week, pick three spending caps, and never hand the Account Wallet to an agent.
x402 left Coinbase and got a standards body
x402 Foundation left Coinbase for the Linux Foundation. Wire the three V2 headers, then point production at a facilitator that actually settles mainnet.
MCP went stateless and the session just moved
Stateless MCP deleted the protocol session. Continuity now rides in requestState on retry. Delete sticky routing, keep the store for carts and tokens.
Agents request every OAuth scope they might need
MCP oauth scopes arrive as a catalog because the next call is unknown. Check the issued token, hide tools you did not get, and keep the agent running.
Bot Preference Sync admits robots.txt never enforced
Bot Preference Sync writes your Search, Agent, and Training policy into robots.txt. A mismatch is an argument to keep crawling. The WAF is still the lock.
MCP is now traffic a firewall can name
MCP traffic detection now matches protocol headers, not mcp in the hostname. Treat the next remote MCP install as a named network event, not a config tweak.