Most image CDNs require you to fill out a form, confirm an email, set up a dashboard. Things an AI agent can't do by itself. I'm trying to flip the onboarding with tiered access that starts open and tightens as you need more.
Anonymous agents get ephemeral images through the API, and verified emails get persistent storage. The interesting part is that verification is started by the agent through the API, not the human. The agent is also informed at every step of its usage and next steps for unlocking higher tiers.
The CDN does on-demand resizing, format conversion, and image transformation at the edge. Flat monthly pricing, no bandwidth fees, no per-request charges. The whole stack is three Cloudflare Workers (web, API, CDN) backed by D1, R2, and the Images API.
I'd love feedback on the agent workflow specifically. Is the tiered access model the right approach, or would you want something different?