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Forms integration

MCP for Fluent Forms

Fluent Forms stores forms in its own table, reached through the wpFluent() query builder. WP MCP exposes that to your AI agent as a read dispatcher: list forms and read a form's decoded field definitions. Nothing is bypassed; the agent reads exactly what Fluent Forms itself stores.

fluentforms-readlist-formsget-form

What your AI can do

Real Fluent Forms operations, every write reversible.

  • List Fluent Forms forms with id and title
  • Read a form's decoded field definitions (name, element, label)
  • Answer questions about your forms and their structure

Example prompts

Just ask.

List my Fluent Forms and the fields each one collects.

What fields does the Signup form have?

Under the hood

The real calls.

wpmcp, fluent-forms

fluentforms-read({ operation: "list-forms" }), forms with id + title

fluentforms-read({ operation: "get-form", args: { form_id: 4 } }), decoded fields, read-only

Frequently asked

Questions, answered.

Can the agent read entries?

Not yet. Fluent Forms submissions live in their own tables that WP MCP does not snapshot, so entry access is deferred until it can be done recoverably, the same posture as the other form integrations.

Do I need Fluent Forms Pro?

No. It uses the standard wpFluent() query builder in the free plugin.

Point your AI at Fluent Forms.

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