Create Form
create_formFull Description
Create a new form based on the user's prompt
Parameters
descriptionstringBuild forms, analyze responses
Jotform provides 5 tools that can be used to interact with its services.
create_formCreate a new form based on the user's prompt
descriptionstringcreate_submissionCreate a submission for a form.
form_idstringThe ID of the form to submit to. If you do not have information about to form use list_forms, search or fetch to get the form by its id.
question_answersarrayThe answers to the questions in the form in text format. Answers will be extracted based on the question text and answer.
edit_formEdit a form based on the user's prompt. To be able to edit a form you should own or have access to it. The Fetch tool should be first called to fetch the form details and pass the ownership check then this function should be called. Use high-level natural-language instructions only (e.g., "Add a name question at the top", "Move the email question to the end"). Do not specify internal field types, control names, or IDs. Another agent will map your intent to exact field types.
descriptionstringHigh-level natural-language instruction describing what to change (e.g., add/move/rename questions). Avoid specifying internal types or identifiers; another agent will infer the appropriate field types.
form_idstringfetchThis tool is fetching information and metadata from the Jotform based on a form id or a submission id
idstringThe form id or the submission id to fetch information and metadata from
searchSearch forms by title and/or submissions by natural language query. Submissions scope: Provide form_id to search submissions of a single form. Without form_id, submissions are searched only within forms matched by form_query (there is no global all-forms submissions search). Queries: form_query is an array of plain strings for form title matching (OR logic). submission_inquiry is a single natural language sentence describing the desired submission filter (IMPORTANT: send it as a plain string, never as an array). Regex is not supported. Empty form query: Empty form_query lists your forms. Submission inquiry: When search_submissions is true, submission_inquiry is REQUIRED and must contain a non-empty natural language string. Empty submission_inquiry will return an error when searching submissions. Toggles: Use search_forms and search_submissions to include forms and/or submissions in the result. limit controls the number fetched per underlying request. Examples: (1) form_query=["invoice"] to find forms; (2) form_id="123" and submission_inquiry="payments above 100 usd" to find matching submissions in that form; (3) form_query=["order"], submission_inquiry="customers requesting refunds" to search submissions only within forms whose titles match "order".
form_idstringOptional: ID of a single form. Required to search that form's submissions directly. When omitted, submissions are searched only within forms matched by form_query (no global all-forms submissions search).
form_queryarrayArray of plain strings matched against form titles (OR logic). Regex is not supported. Empty array lists your forms.
limitnumberMaximum items fetched per underlying request (default: 20).
search_formsbooleanInclude forms matched by form_query in results (default: true).
search_submissionsbooleanInclude submissions matched by submission_query in results (default: true). Without form_id, searches only within forms matched by form_query.
submission_inquirystringREQUIRED when search_submissions is true: Using the user_query, provide a single natural language sentence that filters the submissions (plain string only; do NOT wrap it in an array). e.g., "people who filled vegan as yes".
user_querystringThe exact user query written in the chat.