Here's what that looks like. A ticket comes in. Port queries your service catalog, Git history, and CI/CD metadata to assemble context. That means who owns the affected service, what the dependencies are, and what broke recently. An agent generates a PRD and technical spec based on your team's templates. Port delegates coding to the agent you already use (Copilot, Claude, Cursor) rather than replacing your existing toolchain.

Before anything ships, Port evaluates release risk against your scorecards: test coverage, security scans, compliance checks. A developer reviews. You approve production.

Your platform team defines the routing. Rules based on ticket type, complexity, or service criticality determine which work is handled autonomously and which needs an engineer directly. Every action is logged. Nothing ships without the gates you define.

Come see it run on a real ticket at the booth.