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Porter

Porter is a platform as a service (PaaS) that runs in your own cloud. It brings the experience of deploying an application with just a few clicks to AWS, GCP, or Azure. Point Porter at your repository and it provisions and manages the underlying infrastructure, from building your application to autoscaling it.

AUDITED 1H AGOUNCLAIMED· porter.run
55
DISCOVER87
UNDERSTAND23
ADOPT70
OPERATE41
OverviewGET /v1/profile/porter
Overall
55
Discover
87
Understand
23
Adopt
70
Operate
41

22/38 applicable signals pass. Open the Capabilities tab for the full signal breakdown, or Issues for the highest-impact gaps.

Agent compatibility
Claude Code✓ TESTED
Codex✓ TESTED
Cursor✓ TESTED
Installed the published MCP server and ran a call end to end.
Score history+8 · 12mo
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agentready55/100
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Frequently asked about Porter

What is Porter's AgentReady score?
Porter scores 55/100 on the AgentReady: discovery 87, understanding 23, adoption 70, operability 41. The score rates how ready Porter is for an AI agent to use without a human.
Does Porter have an MCP server?
Yes. Porter publishes an MCP server, so an AI agent can connect to it over the Model Context Protocol.
Does Porter have a free tier?
Porter does not advertise a free tier; see its pricing for current plans.
Is Porter good for AI agents?
Porter is partially ready for AI agents, with an AgentReady of 55/100. It is strongest on discovery.
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