Forms

WPForms exposes its form builder, fields, and settings as WordPress abilities, letting AI assistants list and inspect your forms, and — once write access is turned on — create forms and add or update fields in plain English.

Fluent Forms registers 20 abilities across discovery, forms, submissions, reports, integrations, styling, fields, and email notifications, letting an AI assistant read form schemas and entry data, create and restyle forms, triage and bulk-manage submissions, and edit fields or notification recipients behind a mandatory dry-run confirmation flow.

Ninja Forms exposes its entire form builder as abilities — creating and configuring forms and fields, wiring up actions and calculations, embedding forms in pages, and managing submissions and plugin settings — letting an AI assistant build and operate Ninja Forms conversationally.

SureForms exposes its form builder, entries, settings, and analytics as WordPress Abilities, letting AI list, create, update, and manage forms and their submissions directly.

Everest Forms exposes form building, entry management, and analytics as abilities, letting an AI assistant create and edit forms, manage submissions, and pull usage stats directly in WordPress.

Quiz and Survey Master exposes its quizzes and questions through the WordPress Abilities API, letting an AI assistant list quizzes, inspect a quiz's settings, review its questions, and add new questions directly.

Gutena Forms exposes its block-editor form builder data as abilities, letting AI list every form and pull entry submissions and details on demand.

WS Form exposes its form builder as abilities, letting an AI assistant list, create, read, update, clone, publish, draft, delete, and restore forms; manage tabs, sections, and fields directly; manage form styles (list, read, create, update, delete); list or read individual submissions and their notes; and pull view/submission statistics — all through a JSON-based form definition or targeted structural tools.