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gform_abilities_init

The gform_abilities_init action fires after all core Gravity Forms abilities are registered. It is a safe moment for add-ons or site code to register their own via wp_register_ability().

gform_after_execute_ability

The gform_after_execute_ability action fires after a tool ran, for both successes and errors.

gform_ability_hidden_field_ids

The gform_ability_hidden_field_ids filter hides sensitive fields from AI agents.

gform_pre_execute_ability

The gform_pre_execute_ability filter runs after an MCP tool’s permission check passes, just before the tool executes.

Gravity Forms MCP Server Overview

This article explains what the Gravity Forms MCP Server is, how it enables AI assistants to read and manage your forms and entries, why you’d use it and how the connection and permission system works.

Connecting to the MCP Server

This article explains how to connect your AI assistant to Gravity Forms by enabling MCP in WordPress, creating an Application Password, and configuring your AI client.

Creating a User for MCP Access

This article covers how to set up dedicated, least-privilege accounts for AI agents using the MCP, so each has only the access required by its task.

MCP Server Settings Reference

This quick reference guide lists all settings related to the MCP Server and briefly describes their purpose.

Setting Up the Klaviyo Add-On

Step-by-step instructions on how to setup the Klaviyo Add-On.


Gravity Forms MCP Sample Prompts

This article shows what an AI assistant can do once it is connected via your Gravity Forms MCP Server.