Meet GravityMCP: Manage Gravity Forms with familiar AI assistants

We’re excited to announce the release of GravityMCP! This free MCP server connects AI assistants like Claude to Gravity Forms, allowing you to manage forms and entries through natural language commands. Instead of clicking through menus and forms, you can simply tell your AI...

We’re excited to announce the release of GravityMCP! This free MCP server connects AI assistants like Claude to Gravity Forms, allowing you to manage forms and entries through natural language commands.

Instead of clicking through menus and forms, you can simply tell your AI assistant what you want to do in plain English. No need to even log in to your WordPress site!

What is an MCP server?

An MCP server (Model Context Protocol server) is a bridge that connects AI assistants to external applications or data sources, allowing them to perform tasks based on natural language commands. 

Instead of the AI directly handling complex APIs, the MCP server interprets the assistant’s commands and translates them into structured API requests, then returns the results back in context. 

In the case of GravityMCP, the MCP server connects an AI assistant like Claude to Gravity Forms running on a WordPress site, so you can manage forms and entries conversationally while ensuring security, permissions, and validation are handled correctly.

How to set up GravityMCP

GravityMCP is easy to set up. Simply follow the instructions on our official GitHub repository.

  1. Install the MCP server
  2. Set up Gravity Forms API credentials
  3. Connect to your MCP-compatible AI assistant (e.g., Claude Desktop)

Here’s a quick video walkthrough to help you get set up:

Create and edit forms using familiar AI assistants

Ask your AI assistant to perform tasks for you in Gravity Forms by simply describing them in plain English.

For example, I asked Claude:

Hey Claude. Create a Gravity Forms form for grant applications. Include fields for budget, project outline and participants. Use American English and group fields thematically into sections.
The Claude desktop interface. Claude responds to the request to build a form.

In seconds, Claude generated a form with 44 fields, marking key fields as required, grouping them into logical sections, and even customizing the submit button to match the form’s purpose.

The Gravity Forms visual builder

Form building is just the start. You can also ask your assistant to add entries, retrieve and edit submissions, send tailored notifications and confirmations, analyze responses, and more.

Want to know the average grant amount across all applications, or which project requested the largest budget? Just ask. Claude instantly pulls the data and delivers clear answers.

What is the average grant amount across all applications submitted? And which requires the most budget?
The Claude Desktop interface. Claude responds with the average grant amount and the application with the highest budget request.

And there’s more on the way: upcoming support for Views, charts, boards, and add-on feeds will expand what’s possible even further.

Why use GravityMCP?

Managing forms doesn’t have to mean endless clicks and dashboard hopping. With GravityMCP, you can simply tell your AI assistant what you need.

Agencies can save hours by updating client forms with a single command, deploying standardized templates instantly, and rolling out compliance updates across multiple sites at once. 

Site administrators gain instant visibility into registrations, signups, and survey results. This includes the ability to generate custom reports or uncover trends with nothing more than a simple request. 

For developers, GravityMCP accelerates prototyping and testing: spin up MVPs in minutes, seed them with sample data, debug specific issues on demand, and test integrations conversationally without repetitive manual steps. 

We’re excited to see what you do with it!

Security and privacy

Security and privacy are built into GravityMCP from the ground up. All communications run over encrypted API connections, and the server respects existing WordPress and Gravity Forms permissions through Application Passwords. 

Importantly, GravityMCP never stores your form data. Everything stays within your WordPress site. With Gravity Forms logging enabled, every action is recorded for full transparency, while pre-validation ensures form values are checked before requests are sent, reducing errors and unnecessary API calls.

Take GravityMCP for a spin

GravityMCP opens up an entirely new way to work with Gravity Forms. Whether you’re managing dozens of client sites, keeping tabs on event registrations, or building prototypes on the fly, conversational control with AI can take the friction out of form management.

Best of all, GravityMCP is free and ready for you to try today. Head over to the GitHub repository to get started, and explore the documentation.

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