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AI agents can write and ship code, then hit a wall built for humans: signup forms, browser OAuth, MFA prompts. Cloudflare’s new temporary accounts, announced June 19, remove that wall by letting an agent deploy a live Worker in seconds with no account at all.

## What it does

When an agent runs a deploy without credentials, Wrangler tells it to rerun with `–temporary`, and the code goes live on a throwaway preview account immediately. No dashboard, no API token, no email confirmation — the exact steps that quietly block autonomous workflows. The temporary deployment stays up for 60 minutes, long enough for the agent (or you) to test that it actually works before committing to anything.

## Claim it later

The clever part is the handoff. Within that 60-minute window you can claim the temporary account by signing in or signing up, which makes the deployment and its resources permanently yours. It pairs with Cloudflare’s Sandboxes and Containers, now generally available, which give agents persistent isolated Linux environments with credential injection and snapshot recovery. Together they’re a bet that agents, not just humans, will be first-class deployers.