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Manage Everest Forms with AI
Everest Forms registers 22 abilities with the WordPress Abilities API. Connect it to Claude, ChatGPT, or Cursor with WPVibe and your assistant can call them by asking in plain English.
Up and running in three steps
Install WPVibe
Add the free WPVibe plugin from WordPress.org to the site running Everest Forms.
Connect your AI
Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and more. One click to authorize, and no passwords ever go in the chat.
Ask in plain English
Describe the outcome you want and let the assistant do the clicking.
Every Everest Forms ability
Everest Forms registers these with the WordPress Abilities API under the everest-forms namespace. Your AI finds them with discover_abilities and calls them with run_ability. WPVibe asks for your approval only when an ability is marked destructive and deletes something or runs code; everything else runs as soon as your AI calls it. Registered means a fresh install of v3.6.3 ships it and we have not run it yet.
| Ability | What it does | Access | Status |
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List forms everest-forms/list-forms
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List Everest Forms forms with id, title and status. | Read | Registered |
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Get form everest-forms/get-form
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Get a single form including its fields and settings. | Read | Registered |
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Create form everest-forms/create-form
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Create a new Everest Forms form. | Write | Registered |
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Update form everest-forms/update-form
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Update an existing form. | Write | Registered |
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Update form status everest-forms/update-form-status
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Change a form's WordPress post_status (publish/draft/trash). | Write | Registered |
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Bulk delete entries everest-forms/bulk-delete-entries
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Delete multiple entries in one call by their ids. | Write | Registered |
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Delete form everest-forms/delete-form
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Delete a form (and its entries) by id. | Write | Registered |
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Duplicate form everest-forms/duplicate-form
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Duplicate an existing form. | Write | Registered |
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Activate an Everest Forms addon everest-forms/activate-addon
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Activate an installed Everest Forms addon plugin by its plugin file (e.g. | Write | Registered |
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List Everest Forms addons everest-forms/list-addons
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List installed Everest Forms addons with their active/inactive state. | Read | Registered |
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Describe field type everest-forms/describe-field-type
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Return the schema for a single field type — accepted keys, whether it requires choices, and the addon that ships it. | Read | Registered |
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List field types everest-forms/list-field-types
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List all registered Everest Forms field types (id, name, group, icon) usable when building or editing forms. | Read | Registered |
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List entries everest-forms/list-entries
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List entries for a given form. | Read | Registered |
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Get entry everest-forms/get-entry
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Get a single entry with all field values. | Read | Registered |
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Delete entry everest-forms/delete-entry
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Delete a form entry. By default permanent; set permanent=false to move it to trash instead. | Write | Registered |
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Update entry status everest-forms/update-entry-status
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Set the status of an entry to approved, denied, pending, spam, publish, or trash. | Write | Registered |
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Star/unstar entry everest-forms/set-entry-starred
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Toggle the starred flag on an entry. | Write | Registered |
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Mark entry read/unread everest-forms/set-entry-viewed
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Toggle the viewed (read) flag on an entry. | Write | Registered |
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Count entries everest-forms/count-entries
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Counts of entries broken down by status (total, unread, starred, approved, denied, pending, spam, trash) for a form or site-wide. | Read | Registered |
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Create entry everest-forms/create-entry
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Create a new entry for a form. | Write | Registered |
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Update entry field values everest-forms/update-entry-fields
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Update one or more field values on an existing entry. | Write | Registered |
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Analytics summary everest-forms/analytics-summary
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Summary stats: total forms, total entries, entries in last N days, top forms by submissions. | Read | Registered |
Registered today, verified next
This list comes from installing Everest Forms on a clean WordPress site and reading what it registers, refreshed weekly. Verified pages go further: we run every ability through WPVibe and publish tested recipes. Everest Forms is in that queue.