PorticolPorticol where you work
Porticol's MCP server connects to the agent you use, and porticol-cli runs the same collections in CI.
- Porticol with Claude Code Connect Claude Code to Porticol's MCP server, so it can search, read, send and run your API collections.
- Porticol with Cursor Connect Cursor to Porticol's MCP server, so its agent can search, read, send and run your API collections.
- Porticol with Codex Connect Codex to Porticol's MCP server, so it can search, read, send and run your API collections.
- Porticol in GitHub Actions Run Porticol collections in a GitHub Actions workflow, with JUnit reports and a failing job when a test fails.
What an agent can do
- Search collections, requests and history for a query.
- Read a collection with its requests and examples, or one request of it.
- List the environments, or read one by id.
- Send a request and return what came back.
- Run a collection and wait for the finished run.
- Read recent sends and their results.
- Preview an OpenAPI document as a collection, without importing it.
- Create or change requests only when the server starts with --write.
- Secret values stay in Porticol: every result is masked, and a protected environment waits for a person in the app.
Install once
Every client starts the same server, porticol-cli mcp, and the app and the command line are installed once. The full setup path also covers signing in, the PATH, and CI.
Give your agent your APIs
Free for one seat, on macOS, Windows and Linux.