How to make your app agent-ready (Build an MCP)

Cloudflare recently launched the agent‑ready checker at isitagentready.com, a tool that evaluates whether an application is ready to run behind Cloudflare’s edge network. The author of the post discovered that one of the apps they were building scored a zero, indicating that the app was not fully compliant with Cloudflare’s requirements. This prompted a deep dive into how to make an application agent‑ready, leading to the creation of a Managed Cloudflare Platform (MCP) that serves as a sandbox for testing and configuration. The article walks through the steps for building an MCP, including setting up a Cloudflare account, creating a new MCP project, configuring DNS and SSL settings, and enabling the agent‑ready feature. It also covers best‑practice recommendations such as using Cloudflare Workers for custom logic, monitoring performance metrics, and iterating on configuration until the agent‑ready score reaches zero. The author shares code snippets and configuration examples that can be copied into a new project, making the process repeatable for other developers. Finally, the post links to the full blog article on neciudan.dev for readers who want a deeper dive into the technical details and the rationale behind each step.