Resources & Guides
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October 14, 2026
What Happens When Cloudflare Retires a Workers AI Model, and How Flarepipe: Chat Handles It
Workers AI models get deprecated and removed. A chatbot pinned to one model identifier stops answering. Flarepipe: Chat is built so that a retirement is a settings change rather than an outage. This is how that works, and what to do when the notice appears.
September 24, 2026
Running a Support Chatbot on Your Own Cloudflare Account: gitworkflow.com as the Worked Example
A walk through the one Flarepipe: Chat install we can show you end to end: what gitworkflow.com indexed, how its bot is configured, how it was tested before launch, and what it costs to run.
September 3, 2026
Flarepipe: Email and WordPress 7.1: A Compatibility Note
The free Flarepipe Email for Cloudflare plugin now declares WordPress 7.1 as tested. What that line means, what we checked, why no code changed, and the one thing to verify if you upgraded from a pre-rename install.
August 12, 2026
What "the Setup Token Deletes Itself" Means, and Why Flarepipe: Chat Is Built That Way
Flarepipe: Chat asks for one powerful Cloudflare API token, uses it for a few minutes, replaces it with a narrow one, and then deletes it. What happens at each step, and what is left on your site afterward.
July 29, 2026
Getting SPF, DKIM and DMARC Right for a WordPress Site That Sends Through Cloudflare
The three DNS records that decide whether your WordPress transactional email reaches the inbox, which ones Cloudflare Email Sending creates for you, and how to prove it all works from a message's headers.
July 22, 2026
Flarepipe Email Is Now in the WordPress.org Plugin Directory
The free Flarepipe Email for Cloudflare plugin is officially live on WordPress.org. One-click installs, automatic updates, and a review process behind us.