Deploy Helm with your hands —
without the install.
Each step looks like a wrangler command you'd run locally. Click [Run] and we execute the equivalent against the Cloudflare API on your behalf. Same result, no npm install -g wrangler required, full audit trail. For the form-style version, see /deploy/cloud.
No account? Cloudflare's "Deploy" flow handles signup + first deploy in one shot.
Click the button — it opens deploy.workers.cloudflare.com which walks you through signup (if needed), forks the repo to your GitHub, and runs the first deploy in your fresh account. Comes back with a working Worker URL. You can come back to this page after to enable Helm Cloud's managed updates.
# wrangler login normally opens your browser to OAuth. We don't have a backend
# PTY, so paste a scoped API token instead — create one ↗
# Shows the accounts your token can deploy to. Pick the one you want.
# Configure your deployment. Deploys at <name>.<your-account-subdomain>.workers.dev.
# Optional model keys
# Provisions D1 + Access (if enabled), composes wrangler.toml,
# sets every secret you supplied, uploads the Worker bundle.
Open to chat with Helm.
CF resources are set up but auto-deploy of the Worker bundle isn't available yet (manifest not published). Paste the wrangler.toml below into a fork + run wrangler deploy, or use Cloudflare's Deploy button.
wrangler.toml — local fallback
Real wrangler is local. We're remote.
Each click runs the equivalent Cloudflare API call from this Worker (open-think.app), authenticated with your token. Nothing executes on your machine. Same result as running wrangler locally: a script in your account, secrets in CF's secret store, your D1 bound.
We don't spin up a per-session container or a real PTY — projects like vercel-labs/wterm give you a beautiful in-browser terminal UI but still need a backend with Node + wrangler installed. For the deploy use-case, going directly through the CF API is simpler, fully audited, and skips 50 MB of WASM payload.
If you want the real wrangler experience, the form-style page at /deploy/cloud still emits a paste-ready wrangler.toml + a single wrangler deploy for you to run locally.