Read WPForms forms, notifications, and entries, and manage submissions with your AI.
WPForms is the drag-and-drop form builder that made forms approachable for non-developers. Its strength is the entry system, every submission is captured, searchable, and exportable. EMCP plugs that entire picture into your AI: two dispatcher tools read forms, fields, and email notifications, and on WPForms Pro they read and manage entries too.
That means you can ask your AI to pull this week's submissions, flag the obvious spam, or clear out test entries, without opening the WPForms entries screen and clicking through pages. Reads are on by default; the write tool ships disabled, and deleting an entry needs an explicit confirm, so cleanup is deliberate rather than accidental.
Once WPForms 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 WPForms.
"List the last 20 submissions on the contact form and summarise the common questions."
"Delete the three test entries I just submitted on the newsletter form."
"What email address do the quote-request notifications go to right now?"
Read, then triage entries, how EMCP drives WPForms.
wpforms-read({ operation: "list-entries", arguments: { form_id: 12 } })
wpforms-write({ operation: "delete-entry", arguments: { entry_id: 88, confirm: true } })Note: Entry operations require WPForms Pro (WPForms Lite stores no entries); forms and notifications work on Lite. This is a Pro EMCP integration.
WPForms 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 WPForms itself, EMCP reads your forms, fields, notifications, and entries through WPForms'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 WPForms 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, WPForms Lite stores no entries, so the list-entries / get-entry / delete-entry operations return a clear "requires WPForms Pro" message on Lite. Reading forms and notifications works on both Lite and Pro.
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