Build more workflows
You already built your first agentic workflow - an AI issue triage agent grounded in your context lake. Now that your context lake has more data in it, your workflows can do even more.
Get inspired
Browse the demo platform to see what workflows are possible and find one that fits your organization's needs.
Common workflow examples include:
- Scaffold a new microservice - create a new service repository from a template and register it in Port.
- Investigate, approve & auto-remediate incidents - triage an incident, identify the root cause, and open a remediation PR - only after the right team approves.
- Auto-resolve Jira issues with GitHub Copilot - detect new Jira issues, enrich them with catalog context, and hand them off to GitHub Copilot for autonomous resolution.
- Auto-assign team on service creation - automatically set ownership when a new service entity is created.
- Notify on critical service degradation - send alerts to the right team when a service's health drops below a threshold.
- TTL-based environment cleanup - automatically decommission temporary environments after a set time.
See the use-cases & examples page for full workflow definitions.
As with your first workflow, the fastest way to build any of these is to describe them to Port's AI assistant in plain language. You can also create and edit workflows manually using the visual workflow builder - see the workflows documentation to get started.
Learn more
To understand workflows in depth:
- Workflows overview - how workflows work in Port.
- Guides - step-by-step examples of common workflows and platform engineering patterns.
You have built a workflow, connected your tools, and populated your catalog. Port grows with you - explore the guides and documentation to keep expanding your platform.