Monorepo starter for AI agents building apps on Cloudflare

This monorepo starter represents a deliberate shift in how application templates are designed—moving from general-purpose scaffolding to architecture optimized for non-human agents (AI systems) modifying production codebases. The template acknowledges a real risk: when an AI agent creates a new worker or modifies existing infrastructure, it can accidentally violate architectural constraints that human developers would catch in code review (e.g., attaching the same database binding to multiple workers, or creating public routes in business logic layers).

The design solves this by making safe patterns the default and mistakes architecturally impossible. Database ownership is colocated with schema; each worker owns at most one database binding. Inter-worker communication flows through explicit RPC channels or queues, not through shared bindings. The template includes hooks specifically for agent integration, signaling that the author expects the codebase to be read and modified by non-human systems as a first-class use case.

Development experience is also optimized for agent scaffolding: instead of a code generator (which requires parsed templates and can fail silently), new workers are created by copying an existing sibling app and renaming its package.json and configuration files. This is simpler for both humans and agents to execute correctly, and the monorepo's Makefile-driven workflow (make dev SCOPE=worker-name, make deploy SCOPE=worker-name) reduces the surface area for misconfiguration. The port registry (8700–8789 for workers in defined roles) further eliminates decision-making for agents when assigning network configuration.