Give One Form Its Own Style with Formidable Forms and AI

My site runs Formidable Forms Pro. Give my form [form name] its own style: button [hex colour], button on hover [hex colour], the outline of the field being typed in [hex colour], corners [for example 4px]. Leave every other form as it is.

1. Run get_ability_info for formidable-forms/create-style, formidable-forms/assign-style-to-form and formidable-forms/list-forms. If list-forms is found but either of the other two is not, the site lacks Formidable Pro with an active license: tell me that and stop. Otherwise: Run get_ability_info for each Formidable ability this uses: formidable-forms/list-forms, formidable-forms/list-styles, formidable-forms/get-style, formidable-forms/create-style and formidable-forms/assign-style-to-form. If one is not found, Formidable is keeping its abilities off: tell me to update Formidable Forms to 7.0 or newer if it is older, then switch on Enable the Formidable MCP server under Formidable > Global Settings > MCP and click Update (I can switch it off again afterwards), and stop.
2. Find the form with formidable-forms/list-forms, page_size 100 (ask me if more than one matches). Run formidable-forms/list-styles and note the styles that exist, so the new one gets a name nobody has used. Find the style the form follows now (the default style is the one with menu_order 1) and read its settings with formidable-forms/get-style: a new style starts from Formidable's factory settings, not from my site's look, so the new style must copy these.
3. The settings to change are submit_bg_color, submit_border_color, submit_hover_bg_color, submit_hover_border_color, border_color_active, border_radius and submit_border_radius, with colours as six hex digits without the hash. Show me the style name, the settings and the form it goes on, and wait for my yes.
4. On my yes, run formidable-forms/create-style with name and post_content set to the current style's settings from step 2 with only those keys changed. Then run formidable-forms/assign-style-to-form with form_id and the new style's id as style_id. Note previous_id from the answer.
5. Read it back with formidable-forms/get-style for the new id and confirm the colours. Ask me to check the form on its page (refresh with the browser cache cleared). To switch back, run formidable-forms/assign-style-to-form with the form id and style_id set to the previous_id I noted (1 means the form follows the default style). The new style stays under Formidable > Styles until I delete it there.