Forms integration

MCP for Ninja Forms

Read Ninja Forms forms, fields, and submissions, and prune entries with your AI.

ProNeeds Ninja Forms activeninjaforms-read / ninjaforms-write

What the Ninja Forms integration does

Ninja Forms takes a modular approach, you add exactly the fields and actions you need. EMCP reads it through Ninja Forms' own model factory, so listing forms, reading fields, and pulling submissions all go through supported code.

For day-to-day work that means your AI can answer "what did people submit?" and keep the submissions list tidy: read each entry's field values and delete submissions behind a confirm. Reads stay on by default; the delete tool is opt-in and gated.

What your AI can do

Once Ninja Forms is active, ask any MCP client, Claude, Cursor, or your own, to do these in plain language.

Example prompts

Real instructions you can hand your agent for Ninja Forms.

"How many submissions did the contact form get this week, and what were the top subjects?"

"Delete the spam submission with ID 60 on the contact form."

"List the fields on the job-application form."

Under the hood

List a form's submissions, how EMCP drives Ninja Forms.

ninjaforms-read({ operation: "list-entries", arguments: { form_id: 1 } })

Note: Ninja Forms stores submissions as the nf_sub post type; deletes go through WordPress. Pro EMCP integration.

The Ninja Forms integration is part of EMCP Pro

Ninja Forms 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.

Frequently asked

Where does Ninja Forms data come from?

Directly from Ninja Forms itself, EMCP reads your forms, fields, notifications, and entries through Ninja Forms's own data, not a copy. There's nothing to sync and no extra database table.

Can the AI delete submissions?

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.

Do I need to configure anything in Ninja Forms?

No. As soon as Ninja Forms 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.

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