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Add scripts and root URLs for canvases - #10
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# Conflicts: # cloudflare/compiler.ts # cloudflare/dev.ts # cloudflare/worker.ts
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Add standalone Workers TypeScript HTTP scripts alongside canvases, with user-selected root URLs, private/public access, secrets, persistent SQLite, source history, and execution logs. Validated code and access changes activate atomically; failed drafts keep the last working endpoint. Canvas URLs open an interactive standalone page with the backend connected.
Expose creation, editing, requests, history, and diagnostics through the gallery and MCP. Update the skill and add a discoverable script guide, including a tested Bun prebundling workflow for third-party Workers-compatible dependencies. Uploads remain single modules capped at 256 KiB.