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Deooch Forms

Deooch Forms

@musaib001TypeScriptUpdated 1mo ago

Create forms, manage submissions, and export responses from your MCP client.

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Server endpointStreamable HTTPOAuthProbed
https://forms.deooch.com/api/mcp

This is the third-party server itself — Odel doesn't run it. Hitting this URL directly talks straight to the upstream server with no auth or proxying. Connect through Odel to front it with managed auth.

Deooch Forms

Build a form by describing it. Share a link. Watch the responses land.

Deooch Forms (forms.deooch.com) is a form builder with an MCP server bolted on. You can drag fields around in the visual studio like any other form tool — or skip that entirely and ask Claude, ChatGPT, or any MCP-capable assistant to build the form for you, then read the responses back the same way.

Respondents never sign in. They open a public /f/<slug> link, fill it in, and submit.

What it does

  • Form studio — 13 field types, sections, validation, required fields, live preview.
  • Public forms — every form gets a shareable /f/<slug> link. No account needed to answer.
  • Submissions — responses appear in the dashboard as they arrive, exportable to CSV/XLSX.
  • Email notifications — get pinged when someone submits.
  • MCP server — six tools (create_form, update_form, get_form, list_forms, list_submissions, get_submission) so an AI assistant can do all of the above for you. Published to the MCP Registry as io.github.musaib001/deooch-forms; setup walkthrough at /connect.
  • Workspaces — invite members, share forms, per-role access.

Architecture

deooch form builder architecture: Google OAuth via Supabase Auth, Next.js dashboard and form studio, Supabase Postgres as source of truth, public form renderer for respondents, submissions/export, and an MCP server for AI agent access

  • Creator flow — sign in with Google via Supabase Auth → build forms in the Next.js/React Form Studio → forms are saved to Supabase Postgres.
  • Data layer — Supabase Postgres is the source of truth (forms, fields, tokens, RLS policies).
  • Respondent flow — anyone with the link opens the public /f/[slug] form (no login) and submits, which writes straight to Supabase.
  • Back to the creator — submissions show up live in the dashboard, exportable as CSV/XLSX.
  • Automation — an MCP server exposes forms and submissions over OAuth so AI agents can create forms or read responses programmatically.

Stack: Next.js 16, React 19, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, Supabase (Postgres + Auth), deployed on Vercel.

Field types

Short text · Long text · Email · Phone · Address · Number · Dropdown · Single choice · Multiple choice · Date · File link · File upload · Section heading

Sample forms

Things people actually build with it. Each one is a prompt you can paste into a connected AI assistant — it comes back with a live link.

Employee onboarding

Create an employee onboarding form with a Personal Information section (full name, email, phone, home address), an Employment section (start date, department dropdown, manager), and a document upload for ID.

Uses: section headings, short text, email, phone, address, date, dropdown, file upload.

Customer feedback

Create a customer feedback form: how satisfied are you (1–5 single choice), what did you use us for (multiple choice), and a comment box.

Uses: single choice, multiple choice, long text.

Event registration

Create an event registration form with name, email, which sessions they're attending (multiple choice), dietary requirements (dropdown), and number of guests.

Uses: short text, email, multiple choice, dropdown, number.

Job application

Create a job application form with name, email, phone, LinkedIn URL, a resume upload, and a "why do you want this role" long answer.

Uses: short text, email, phone, file upload, long text.

Bug report

Create an internal bug report form: title, severity dropdown, steps to reproduce, expected vs actual behaviour, and a screenshot upload.

Uses: short text, dropdown, long text, file upload.

Connecting an AI assistant

Add this as a remote MCP connector in your assistant's settings:

https://forms.deooch.com/api/mcp

It signs you in through the browser — no token to copy or store — and the connection acts as you, with your role and plan. Clients that read the MCP Registry can find it by name as io.github.musaib001/deooch-forms instead. Full walkthrough, including ChatGPT web setup and the errors people actually hit, is at forms.deooch.com/connect.

Development

npm install
npm run dev      # http://localhost:3000
npm test         # vitest
npm run lint

Layout

src/app/            routes — (portal) dashboard, /f/[slug] public forms, /api/mcp
src/components/     builder/ (form studio), forms/, submissions/, marketing/
src/lib/            forms/ (schema + validation), mcp/, auth/, email/, export/
supabase/migrations database schema and RLS policies

Read AGENTS.md before writing code — this repo tracks a Next.js version whose conventions differ from what most models were trained on.