Build and govern in Port
Help platform engineers work with Port: model blueprints and a connected context lake, configure integrations, build workflows and dashboards, manage access, and use Terraform. Includes reusable skills and an optional authenticated Port MCP connection for EU tenants. More
MCP connector Server URL https://mcp.port.io/v1Copy Login OAuth Tools Reads data21 describe_ user_ detailsget_ blueprint_ permissionsget_ pageget_ port_ knowledge_ documentsget_ runget_ sidebarget_ workflowlist_ actionslist_ blueprintslist_ entitieslist_ runslist_ scorecardslist_ self_ service_ triggerslist_ workflowsload_ skillload_ widget_ schemasearch_ audit_ logssearch_ port_ knowledge_ sourcessimulate_ blueprint_ permissionstrack_ action_ runvalidate_ page
Changes data5 duplicate_ pagegive_ port_ feedbacktrigger_ auto_ discoveryupsert_ entityupsert_ workflow
Deletes or can't be undone13 delete_ entitydelete_ pagedelete_ sidebar_ folderdelete_ widgetmove_ pagerun_ actionsubmit_ input_ node_ responsetrigger_ runupdate_ entity_ pageupsert_ catalog_ pageupsert_ dashboard_ pageupsert_ sidebar_ folderupsert_ widget
Skills 9 in the ChatGPT listing
Port blueprints Model 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 lake Design 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 create custom oauth app Register an org-scoped external interface app (a public/PKCE Auth0 OAuth client) for a custom UI, such as a Lovable-, v0- or bolt.new-built app, using Port's MCP tools, then wire the Authorization Code + PKCE grant into that UI so it can sign users in and call the Port API. Port dashboards Build 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 started Set 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 integrations Configure and troubleshoot Port integrations: mapping YAML, resources, selectors, JQ-based entity mappings, relations, and advanced options like createMissingRelatedEntities and itemsToParse. Port permissions Configure 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 terraform Author and manage Port blueprints, entities, scorecards, and self-service actions with the official Terraform provider (port-labs/port-labs). Port workflows Build 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 between nodes, and self-service trigger permissions, authored as workflow JSON against the Port API.