Sandbox
For the first useful request.
- Illustrative API playground
- Example request traces
- Community documentation
- No payment setup
Port 9 gives product teams a dependable path from a clean API call to a real user outcome.
npm install @port9/sdkexample01 import { Port9 } from '@port9/sdk';
02
03 const port = new Port9({
04 project: 'your-next-idea',
05 });
06
07 const result = await port.run({
08 task: 'something-useful',
09 region: 'auto',
10 });Keep your application focused. Let a clear, inspectable pipeline take care of the path from intent to result.
Keep your framework.
One typed interface.
A response you can use.
Well-defined requests. Useful errors. Responses that match your types. An API should make the next step obvious.
Find your language/v1/runsCreate a run/v1/runs/:idInspect a result/v1/traces/:idFollow the request/v1/webhooksConnect an eventA predictable contract for every call.Illustrative API surface.
A clear timeline turns “something went wrong” into a place to start. Follow the path, inspect the payload, understand the result.
0 ms8 ms18 ms88 ms14 msOne control plane. Explicit routing. An architecture you can explain to your team without drawing another whiteboard.
A little less setup and a lot more getting somewhere. Explore the same request in your preferred language.
Sample code for this fictional platform; not executable against a live service.import { Port9 } from '@port9/sdk';
const client = new Port9({ project: 'demo' });
const run = await client.run({
task: 'your-first-task',
region: 'auto',
});
console.log(run.status);from port9 import Port9
client = Port9(project='demo')
run = client.run(
task='your-first-task',
region='auto'
)
print(run.status)curl --request POST \
'https://api.example.com/v1/runs' \
--header 'Content-Type: application/json' \
--data '{
"task": "your-first-task",
"region": "auto"
}'Example plans for the Port 9 concept. No subscriptions or payments are connected.
For the first useful request.
For an idea finding its feet.
For a platform with a bigger plan.
This concept illustrates a thin API and observability layer around your existing application. The page is designed to explain routing, typed requests, traces, and predictable usage in one place.
The fictional product is presented as an API-first service with SDK examples for TypeScript, Python, and cURL. Adapt these examples to the real integrations your product supports.
No. Port 9 is a fictional developer platform. Code, terminal output, network views, and metrics are illustrative; no package installation or API request is performed here.
The plans below are example content for this landing-page template. There is no checkout, subscription, or billing service connected.
Open the Quickstart section for the complete illustrative request and response. Replace the sample SDK and endpoint with your own product before publishing.
Start small. Inspect the result. Build from there.
Explore SDK examples Concept only. Connect your real API to bring it to life.{
"id": "run_demo_0084",
"status": "completed",
"region": "fra-1",
"duration_ms": 128,
"next": "your next idea"
}Request understood. Possibilities open.