Cloudflare has expanded the partner ecosystem for its Cloudflare OS artificial intelligence workspace, introducing connections to established business applications and implementation partners intended to make company-specific AI workflows easier to deploy.

The October 19 announcement covers application integrations including Asana, Box, Canva, ClickHouse, GitHub, Gong, Notion and ZoomInfo. Cloudflare said these connections would allow employees to work with relevant company information and systems through a centrally governed AI workspace.

Cloudflare OS was introduced in August as an open-source AI workspace that companies can run in their own Cloudflare accounts. It is designed to give employees access to internal context and applications while allowing administrators to control which data an agent can retrieve and what actions it can perform.

The expanded integrations address a common obstacle to enterprise AI adoption: employees often need to switch between tools, manually supply context and negotiate access to systems before an agent can assist with a workflow.

Cloudflare said administrators can use its connection and access-control capabilities to manage how AI tools interact with business systems. Security features include verification of access requests and controls around the use of connected tools, although the effectiveness of those protections depends on configuration and organizational policies.

Cloudflare also highlighted the role of professional services partners in helping organizations identify tasks suitable for automation, develop workflows and train employees. The announcement expands distribution and implementation support for the workspace, rather than introducing a new foundation model.

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