Weavely.ai MCP Server

Use our MCP server to connect Weavely to your favourite AI and LLM tools!

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This guide walks you through what the Weavely MCP is, how it works, and how to configure it for any compatible AI client.

What is an MCP Server?

MCP (Model Context Protocol) is a standard that allows AI models to call tools — like APIs or custom functions — by passing structured arguments.

Instead of hardcoding every integration, you provide a reference to an MCP server that exposes tools dynamically. The LLM then learns what tools are available and when to use them, all without manual plumbing.

What Can You Do with Weavely MCP?

The Weavely MCP server gives your AI client full control over the form-building process — from creating an empty form to adding questions, styling it, adding conditional logic, and publishing.

The AI builds the form step by step while you follow along via a live preview URL that updates in real-time. When you're happy with the result, ask the AI to publish and you'll get a link to claim ownership.

For example:

"Create a post-purchase NPS survey for new customers. Use a 0–10 rating scale, add a follow-up text area that only shows when the score is below 7, and style it with a clean dark theme."

The AI will:

1. Create the form and share a live preview link
2. Add a scale rating element and a conditional text area
3. Set up logic to show the text area only for low scores
4. Apply a dark color theme with clean layout
5. Publish when you ask — giving you an editor URL to claim full ownership

Setup

Add the Weavely MCP server to your AI client's configuration:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "weavely": {
      "url": "https://mcp.weavely.ai/mcp"
    }
  }
}

This works with any client that supports Streamable HTTP MCP servers, including Claude Desktop, Claude Code, and Cursor.

If your client only supports stdio-based MCP servers, use the `mcp-remote` bridge:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "weavely": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": [
        "mcp-remote",
        "https://mcp.weavely.ai/mcp"
      ]
    }
  }
}

npx must be available in your terminal. On Windows with a local agent, you may need to prefix with cmd /c.

Tools

The MCP server exposes 13 tools that cover the full form-building lifecycle:

Form management

Tool	Description
create_form	Create a new form. Returns a formId and live preview URL. Must be called first.
get_form_summary	Get the current form structure — pages, elements, theme, settings
publish_form	Publish the form and get an editor URL to claim ownership

Elements

Tool	Description
add_element	Add a question or content element to a page
update_element	Update an element's label, description, options, etc.
remove_element	Remove an element
reorder_elements	Move an element to a different position or page

Pages

Tool	Description
add_page	Add a new page (for multi-step forms)
remove_page	Remove a page and its elements
reorder_pages	Reorder form pages

Styling & configuration

Tool	Description
set_theme	Set colors, fonts, layout, and component styles
set_settings	Configure language, progress bar, auto-save, etc.
set_logic	Add conditional show/hide rules and event triggers

Supported element types

The add_element tool supports 25 element types:

• Input fields: text, number, email, phone, URL, time, date, text area
• Choice fields: radio buttons, checkboxes, dropdown, ranking
• Image choice: multiple-choice with images (images assigned on platform after publishing)
• Matrix: grid questions with rows and columns
• Rating: star rating, scale rating, range slider
• Display: headings, paragraphs (with HTML support)
• Media: embedded HTML, audio, video
• Special: file upload, signature, single checkbox

How It Works

Once the MCP server is connected, the AI sees all 13 tools and uses them automatically based on your requests.

Example conversation:

You: Create a customer feedback form with a star rating, a comment box, and an email field. Make it look professional.

AI: I'll create that for you. Here's your live preview: https://forms.weavely.ai/abc-123 — you can open it now and refresh to see updates as I build.

(AI calls create_form, then add_element three times, then set_theme)

You: Add a dropdown asking how they found us, with options for Google, Social Media, and Friend.

(AI calls add_element with radio-buttons and options)

You: Looks great, publish it!

(AI calls publish_form)

AI: Your form is published! Open the editor to claim it: https://forms.weavely.ai/editor/xyz-456?publish=true

The live preview updates with every change — you just refresh the page to see the latest version.

After Publishing

Once you publish and claim your form on the Weavely platform, you get access to additional features that aren't available through the MCP:

• Integrations: Make, Zapier, n8n, Google Sheets, HubSpot, Airtable, Notion
• Email notifications: get notified on submissions or send confirmation emails
• Social media preview: customize Open Graph image, title, and description
• Custom domain: serve the form on your own domain
• Embed codes: embed the form on any website
• Analytics: view submissions and response data

For the full developer reference, see our Forms API documentation and llms.txt.