Google Forms MCP
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Most tools map to distinct stages of a draft lifecycle (create/get/patch/undo/publish), so an agent can route most requests cleanly. However, preview_google_form overlaps with update_existing_google_form's preview mode, and publish_form_draft vs update_existing_google_form both write to live Google Forms, creating some boundary ambiguity.
Names are consistently snake_case with a verb_noun shape (create_form_draft, patch_form_draft, undo_draft_change). Minor deviations exist: the noun is phrased variously as 'form_draft', 'existing_google_form', and the namespace-prefixed google_forms_auth_status breaks the pattern slightly.
Eight tools is well-scoped for a draft-based form authoring workflow. Each tool (create, get, patch, undo, preview, publish, update, auth) earns its place without redundancy.
The draft lifecycle is covered end-to-end: create/get/patch/undo/publish plus preview, update-existing, and auth. Minor gaps remain, such as no delete_form_draft, no way to list drafts, and no read/fetch tool for existing Google Forms beyond updating them.