If your client has an 'add MCP server' screen, paste the URL and you are finished. The CLI earns its place when you want the same server config committed across a team repository, or a quick reachability check when the tools do not show up after a restart.
A CLI helper for connecting to FORMLOVA, a chat-first form service whose MCP server is hosted at https://formlova.com/api/mcp. The package runs no server itself: it prints setup snippets, writes project-level config files, and checks the endpoint is reachable.
- Print shows copy-paste setup snippets for ChatGPT, Claude, Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, Gemini CLI and Windsurf
- Install writes project-level config: .codex/config.toml for Codex, .mcp.json for Claude Code, .cursor/mcp.json for Cursor
- Doctor checks the MCP URL is reachable and looks for the local config files
- The hosted service covers the whole post-publish lifecycle across 24 tool categories — response management, follow-up emails, reminders, A/B tests, email sequences, LINE messaging, analytics and team management
- Every plan includes unlimited forms, unlimited responses, CSV and Excel export, design customisation, and 29 field types
Node.js 18.17 or newer if you use the helper; run it with npx -y formlova-mcp. Most people do not need it — a client with an MCP add screen can register https://formlova.com/api/mcp directly. Reviewing the setup and registering the URL needs no account; on first real use the client starts the authentication flow, where you log in or sign up. The helper writes config files only: it does not complete OAuth for you, and some clients need a restart before the tools appear.
One command — claude mcp add --transport http formlova https://formlova.com/api/mcp