Typeform MCP

Typeform's MCP server is a hosted connector that lets an AI client work on a Typeform account without the developer writing API calls. Form management is the largest group: an agent can create a form, retrieve its definition, edit it, publish it and delete it, validate patch operations before applying them, and manage themes and translations. That covers the common request of describing a survey in prose and having the assistant build the actual form, then adjust question logic afterwards. A second group handles automations, with tools to create an automation, add steps such as an email step, and publish it, so follow up behavior after a submission can be configured in the same session. A third group covers contacts with full read and write access, including creating a single contact, bulk upserting contacts, and managing contact lists and properties, which is how form responses feed into an ongoing audience rather than sitting in isolation. Form insight tooling is part of the roadmap the team documents. The server is reached at a Typeform API endpoint, with separate hosts for European data residency, and it speaks streamable HTTP only rather than the older SSE transport. Authentication is OAuth 2.0 with scopes deciding what a given connection can read or change. It is aimed at developers and operations people who already run Typeform and want an assistant that can build a form, wire an automation and update the contact list from one prompt.