Ask. Refine.Then publish.
Let your assistant turn an idea into a useful form. Review the draft, ask for changes, and share it when you are ready.
Example workflow
“Create a workshop registration form. Ask for name, email and session preference.”
Workshop registration
Private draftYour name
Email address
Preferred session
Illustration · no information is submitted
One conversation, a complete form workflow.
01
Start with a private draft
Create contact forms, inquiries, feedback surveys or registrations using supported fields. Add file uploads when needed.
02
Revise without losing your work
Change questions and supported settings. If someone has edited the form, the agent must reread it before saving.
03
Publish when you choose
Grant publishing separately. Publication still passes the same safety checks as forms created in the builder.
You choose the access.
Draft creation, editing, publishing and response access have separate permissions in the new workflow. Start with draft access and add more only when needed.
Understand permissions and limits- Private until published
- Draft preview links require you to sign in.
- Safe to retry
- The same request ID and input return the recorded result instead of repeating the change.
- Access you can revoke
- Disable a connection, its OAuth refresh and its response webhooks from your account.
- Response access stays separate
- Query dates and selected fields only when response access is granted.
Connect through MCP.
Use an MCP client that supports remote connections with OAuth, or configure a dedicated API key. Client support and permission-request controls vary. Reconnect to grant new capabilities.
https://api.formbuilder.com/mcp
Developer reference and REST endpointsA focused first release
Agents can edit supported fields in private drafts. Field deletion, changing existing field types, advanced logic, payment setup and integration configuration remain in the builder. Unpublish an existing form before asking an agent to edit it.
Legacy create-form connections retain their existing permissions and behavior. Use the new draft workflow for separate publishing permission and retry protection.