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Automating interactions with websites and web apps through language model agents. Works with any site you can log into, regardless of whether it has an API or not. No integration or API required from the site to use ports.

The product, beyond the pitch

Automatically researched · Not editorially reviewed · Sources checked Nov 2, 2026

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A good fit for

  • Users who want to automate or interact with web apps that do not provide APIs or integrations.
  • Users who want to use language model agents to interact with websites seamlessly without managing keys or integrations.

Know the limitations

Not confirmed yet.

What you can do

  • Automating interactions with websites and web apps through language model agents.
  • Accessing and using sites that do not provide APIs or integrations via an agent.

Features

  • Works with any site you can log into, regardless of whether it has an API or not.
  • No integration or API required from the site to use ports.
  • Access control follows the user's existing access and stops when that access ends.
  • Improves with use by remembering what works on each site to avoid starting from zero each time.

Integrations

Not confirmed yet.

Platforms & data export

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What changed

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    bestFor

    Before: ["Users who want to automate or interact with web apps without requiring official APIs or integrations.","Users who want to maintain control over their access and avoid managing keys or permissions separately."]

    After: ["Users who want to automate or interact with web apps that do not provide APIs or integrations.","Users who want to use language model agents to interact with websites seamlessly without managing keys or integrations."]

    features

    Before: ["No integration required; the site does not need to ship anything or agree to anything for the agent to work.","Access follows the user's existing access and stops when that access ends.","The system remembers what works on a site to improve subsequent interactions."]

    After: ["Works with any site you can log into, regardless of whether it has an API or not.","No integration or API required from the site to use ports.","Access control follows the user's existing access and stops when that access ends.","Improves with use by remembering what works on each site to avoid starting from zero each time."]

    summary

    Before: "Ports is a platform that enables interaction with websites and web apps through a language model agent without requiring APIs or integrations. It works by using existing user access to sites, remembering interactions to improve over time, and does not require managing keys or permissions separately."

    After: "Automating interactions with websites and web apps through language model agents. Works with any site you can log into, regardless of whether it has an API or not. No integration or API required from the site to use ports."

    useCases

    Before: ["Interacting with sites that do not provide APIs or integrations, including those that will never ship an MCP or API.","Using language model agents to automate or interact with web apps and sites the user already uses."]

    After: ["Automating interactions with websites and web apps through language model agents.","Accessing and using sites that do not provide APIs or integrations via an agent."]

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