Port

MCP connector

Server URL

https://mcp.port.io/v1Copy

Login

OAuth

Skills

8 in the Cursor listing

• Port blueprintsModel a Port context lake data model using blueprints, defining identifiers, titles, icons, properties, relations, and calculation, mirror, or aggregation properties, then author them with the raw Port API.
• Port context lakeDesign and build a Port context lake: a connected, semantically-rich data model of blueprints, relations, and mirror/aggregation properties that AI agents, scorecards, and workflows can query and act on, not just a plain software catalog.
• Port dashboardsBuild and update Port dashboard pages: widgets (table, number chart, pie chart, bar chart, multi-line chart, markdown, iframe, links, action card, action-runs table, entity details, AI agent), the 12-column row layout, sidebar placement, and private-page rules.
• Port getting startedSet up Port and connect it to your coding agent: sign up for a Port account, install Port's MCP server, and optionally the Port CLI.
• Port integrationsConfigure and troubleshoot Port integrations: mapping YAML, resources, selectors, JQ-based entity mappings, relations, and advanced options like createMissingRelatedEntities and itemsToParse.
• Port permissionsConfigure Port's role-based access control: context lake (blueprint/entity) permissions (read, register, update, or delete entities, down to a single property or relation) and page/dashboard view/edit permissions.
• Port terraformAuthor and manage Port blueprints, entities, scorecards, and self-service actions with the official Terraform provider (port-labs/port-labs).
• Port workflowsBuild Port workflows: node-based automations made of triggers (self-service forms, context lake events), action nodes (webhook, upsert entity, GitHub/GitLab/Azure DevOps/Claude managed agents integration actions, Kafka, Cursor Agent, AI), condition and input nodes, JQ templating