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Name: Flarectl
Author: kryptobaseddev

// Cloudflare CLI management via the flarectl tool. Use when the user asks to manage Cloudflare zones, DNS records, firewall rules, cache purging, or zone exports using flarectl. Covers onboarding (installation, API Token vs Global API Key setup), zone CRUD, DNS record CRUD, firewall access rules, cache purging, zone file export, and permission verification. Also guides when to use Wrangler instead (Workers, Pages, R2, KV, D1). Triggers on: 'flarectl', 'cloudflare cli', 'cloudflare dns', 'cloudflare zone', 'CF_API_TOKEN', 'CF_API_KEY', 'manage cloudflare', 'cloudflare firewall', 'purge cloudflare cache', 'cloudflare setup', 'flarectl setup'.

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flarectl

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Cloudflare CLI management via the flarectl tool. Use when the user asks to manage Cloudflare zones, DNS records, firewall rules, cache purging, or zone exports using flarectl. Covers onboarding (installation, API Token vs Global API Key setup), zone CRUD, DNS record CRUD, firewall access rules, cache purging, zone file export, and permission verification. Also guides when to use Wrangler instead (Workers, Pages, R2, KV, D1). Triggers on: 'flarectl', 'cloudflare cli', 'cloudflare dns', 'cloudflare zone', 'CF_API_TOKEN', 'CF_API_KEY', 'manage cloudflare', 'cloudflare firewall', 'purge cloudflare cache', 'cloudflare setup', 'flarectl setup'.

flarectl — Cloudflare CLI Skill

Important: Scope Boundaries

flarectl manages zones, DNS, firewall rules, cache, and zone exports. It does NOT support Workers, Pages, R2, KV, D1, or Queues — use Wrangler (npm i -g wrangler) for those.

flarectl is legacy software (v0 branch of cloudflare-go). It works and is installable via Homebrew (v0.116.0+), but receives no new features.

Onboarding Workflow

Guide users through setup in this order:

Install → verify with flarectl --version
Authenticate → choose API Token (recommended) or Global API Key
Verify access → run flarectl zone list or flarectl user info
Verify token permissions → run scripts/cf-check-access.sh

See references/setup-guide.md for detailed installation and authentication instructions.

Authentication Quick Reference

Method	Env Vars	Security
API Token (recommended)	`CF_API_TOKEN`	Scoped permissions, limited blast radius
Global API Key (legacy)	`CF_API_KEY` + `CF_API_EMAIL`	Full account access, dangerous if leaked

Precedence: CF_API_TOKEN wins if set. Otherwise both CF_API_KEY and CF_API_EMAIL required.

Note: flarectl uses CF_ prefixed vars. Wrangler uses CLOUDFLARE_ prefixed vars. They are NOT interchangeable.

Verifying Access & Permissions

Run scripts/cf-check-access.sh to verify token validity and test common permissions. Or manually:

# Verify token is valid (API Token only)
curl -s "https://api.cloudflare.com/client/v4/user/tokens/verify" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $CF_API_TOKEN" | jq .

# List token details and policies
curl -s "https://api.cloudflare.com/client/v4/user/tokens" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $CF_API_TOKEN" | jq '.result[] | {name, status, policies}'

# Quick permission tests via flarectl
flarectl zone list          # Tests Zone:Read
flarectl user info          # Tests User Details:Read
flarectl dns list --zone example.com  # Tests DNS:Read

Required Token Permissions by Command

Command	Required Permission
`zone list/info`	Zone: Zone: Read
`zone create/delete`	Zone: Zone: Edit
`dns list`	Zone: DNS: Read
`dns create/update/delete`	Zone: DNS: Edit
`zone purge`	Zone: Cache Purge: Purge
`firewall rules list`	Zone: Firewall Services: Read
`firewall rules create/update/delete`	Zone: Firewall Services: Edit
`user info`	User: User Details: Read

Command Reference

See references/command-reference.md for the complete command reference with all flags and examples covering:

Zone management (list, info, create, delete, purge, export, lockdown)
DNS record CRUD (list, create, update, create-or-update, delete)
Firewall access rules (list, create, update, delete — IP/CIDR/ASN/country)
User-agent blocking, page rules, IP ranges
Command aliases quick reference

Global Options

--json            Output as JSON instead of ASCII table
--account-id <id> Account ID (or set CF_ACCOUNT_ID)
--help, -h        Show help
--version, -v     Show version

Always use --json when parsing output programmatically.

Common Workflows

Add a zone and configure DNS

flarectl zone create --zone example.com --jumpstart
flarectl dns create --zone example.com --name www --type A --content 203.0.113.50 --proxy
flarectl dns create --zone example.com --name @ --type MX --content mail.example.com --priority 10

Bulk DNS update (idempotent)

# create-or-update is an upsert — safe to run repeatedly
flarectl dns create-or-update --zone example.com --name app --type CNAME --content new-backend.example.com --proxy

Purge cache

flarectl zone purge --zone example.com --everything
# Or selective:
flarectl zone purge --zone example.com --files "https://example.com/style.css"

Export zone file (BIND format)

flarectl zone export --zone example.com > example.com.zone

Block an IP via firewall

flarectl firewall rules create --zone example.com --value 198.51.100.1 --mode block --notes "Abuse"

When to Use Wrangler Instead

Need	Tool
DNS, zones, firewall, cache purge, zone export	flarectl
Workers, Pages, R2, KV, D1, Queues, Durable Objects	Wrangler
Full API surface or features not in either CLI	curl + Cloudflare API

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flarectl

description

flarectl — Cloudflare CLI Skill

Important: Scope Boundaries

flarectl manages zones, DNS, firewall rules, cache, and zone exports. It does NOT support Workers, Pages, R2, KV, D1, or Queues — use Wrangler (npm i -g wrangler) for those.

flarectl is legacy software (v0 branch of cloudflare-go). It works and is installable via Homebrew (v0.116.0+), but receives no new features.

Onboarding Workflow

Guide users through setup in this order:

Install → verify with flarectl --version
Authenticate → choose API Token (recommended) or Global API Key
Verify access → run flarectl zone list or flarectl user info
Verify token permissions → run scripts/cf-check-access.sh

See references/setup-guide.md for detailed installation and authentication instructions.

Authentication Quick Reference

Method	Env Vars	Security
API Token (recommended)	`CF_API_TOKEN`	Scoped permissions, limited blast radius
Global API Key (legacy)	`CF_API_KEY` + `CF_API_EMAIL`	Full account access, dangerous if leaked

Precedence: CF_API_TOKEN wins if set. Otherwise both CF_API_KEY and CF_API_EMAIL required.

Note: flarectl uses CF_ prefixed vars. Wrangler uses CLOUDFLARE_ prefixed vars. They are NOT interchangeable.

Verifying Access & Permissions

Run scripts/cf-check-access.sh to verify token validity and test common permissions. Or manually:

# Verify token is valid (API Token only)
curl -s "https://api.cloudflare.com/client/v4/user/tokens/verify" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $CF_API_TOKEN" | jq .

# List token details and policies
curl -s "https://api.cloudflare.com/client/v4/user/tokens" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $CF_API_TOKEN" | jq '.result[] | {name, status, policies}'

# Quick permission tests via flarectl
flarectl zone list          # Tests Zone:Read
flarectl user info          # Tests User Details:Read
flarectl dns list --zone example.com  # Tests DNS:Read

Required Token Permissions by Command

Command	Required Permission
`zone list/info`	Zone: Zone: Read
`zone create/delete`	Zone: Zone: Edit
`dns list`	Zone: DNS: Read
`dns create/update/delete`	Zone: DNS: Edit
`zone purge`	Zone: Cache Purge: Purge
`firewall rules list`	Zone: Firewall Services: Read
`firewall rules create/update/delete`	Zone: Firewall Services: Edit
`user info`	User: User Details: Read

Command Reference

See references/command-reference.md for the complete command reference with all flags and examples covering:

Zone management (list, info, create, delete, purge, export, lockdown)
DNS record CRUD (list, create, update, create-or-update, delete)
Firewall access rules (list, create, update, delete — IP/CIDR/ASN/country)
User-agent blocking, page rules, IP ranges
Command aliases quick reference

Global Options

--json            Output as JSON instead of ASCII table
--account-id <id> Account ID (or set CF_ACCOUNT_ID)
--help, -h        Show help
--version, -v     Show version

Always use --json when parsing output programmatically.

Common Workflows

Add a zone and configure DNS

flarectl zone create --zone example.com --jumpstart
flarectl dns create --zone example.com --name www --type A --content 203.0.113.50 --proxy
flarectl dns create --zone example.com --name @ --type MX --content mail.example.com --priority 10

Bulk DNS update (idempotent)

# create-or-update is an upsert — safe to run repeatedly
flarectl dns create-or-update --zone example.com --name app --type CNAME --content new-backend.example.com --proxy

Purge cache

flarectl zone purge --zone example.com --everything
# Or selective:
flarectl zone purge --zone example.com --files "https://example.com/style.css"

Export zone file (BIND format)

flarectl zone export --zone example.com > example.com.zone

Block an IP via firewall

flarectl firewall rules create --zone example.com --value 198.51.100.1 --mode block --notes "Abuse"

When to Use Wrangler Instead

Need	Tool
DNS, zones, firewall, cache purge, zone export	flarectl
Workers, Pages, R2, KV, D1, Queues, Durable Objects	Wrangler
Full API surface or features not in either CLI	curl + Cloudflare API

flarectl

flarectl — Cloudflare CLI Skill

Important: Scope Boundaries

Onboarding Workflow

Authentication Quick Reference

Verifying Access & Permissions

Required Token Permissions by Command

Command Reference

Global Options

Common Workflows

Add a zone and configure DNS

Bulk DNS update (idempotent)

Purge cache

Export zone file (BIND format)

Block an IP via firewall

When to Use Wrangler Instead

المزيد من هذا المستودع

flarectl — Cloudflare CLI Skill

Important: Scope Boundaries

Onboarding Workflow

Authentication Quick Reference

Verifying Access & Permissions

Required Token Permissions by Command

Command Reference

Global Options

Common Workflows

Add a zone and configure DNS

Bulk DNS update (idempotent)

Purge cache

Export zone file (BIND format)

Block an IP via firewall

When to Use Wrangler Instead

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