Read MetForm forms (fields parsed from the Elementor layout) and manage submissions.
MetForm builds forms inside Elementor, as widgets on the canvas. That makes it lovely to design and slightly awkward to read programmatically, the fields live in the Elementor layout, not a flat list. EMCP handles that for you: it walks the Elementor data and extracts each MetForm field's name, label, type, and required flag, so your AI sees a clean field list.
On top of that it lists forms with their entry counts, reads submissions and their values, and deletes submissions behind a confirm, the same tidy submission workflow as every other form integration, for a form builder that lives inside Elementor.
Once MetForm is active, ask any MCP client, Claude, Cursor, or your own, to do these in plain language.
Real instructions you can hand your agent for MetForm.
"List the fields on my Elementor contact form built with MetForm."
"How many submissions has the landing-page form collected?"
"Delete the test submission with ID 517."
Read a form's fields, how EMCP drives MetForm.
metform-read({ operation: "get-form", arguments: { form_id: 516 } })Note: MetForm requires Elementor. Pro EMCP integration.
MetForm reads and writes come with EMCP Pro, alongside every other Pro plugin integration, AI-assisted building, 50 premium templates, and 50+ prompts. The free plugin already includes the full Elementor, Gutenberg, WordPress, and Themes toolkits, Pro adds the deep third-party integrations.
Directly from MetForm itself, EMCP reads your forms, fields, notifications, and entries through MetForm's own data, not a copy. There's nothing to sync and no extra database table.
Only when you allow it. The write tool ships disabled by default, and delete-entry additionally requires an explicit confirm: true in the request, so an agent can't quietly wipe submissions. Deletes are gated on your form plugin's own delete-entries capability.
No. As soon as MetForm is active, its two MCP tools register automatically. Reads are on by default; enable the write tool under EMCP Tools → Tools → Plugins → Forms when you want your AI to make changes.
Yes, MetForm is an Elementor addon, so Elementor must be active for MetForm (and this integration) to work. EMCP itself works with or without Elementor across its other tools.
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