Opus Growth

Test WordPress Contact Form

Submits a TEST entry to a Contact Form 7 form through the plugin's own REST endpoint and reports what happened: mail_sent (the form works and WordPress sent the notification mail), mail_failed (the entry passed…

Type
Makes changes
Credits
1
Platform
WordPress
Approval
Preview first, applied after you approve

What it does

Submits a TEST entry to a Contact Form 7 form through the plugin's own REST endpoint and reports what happened: mail_sent (the form works and WordPress sent the notification mail), mail_failed (the entry passed validation but WordPress could NOT send the mail, usually an SMTP/mail setup problem; this is also why a 'wpcf7mailsent' conversion never fires), validation_failed (with the fields that were rejected), or spam (a spam guard such as reCAPTCHA/Akismet blocked the test; real visitors may still get through). fields = {"field-name": "value"}; required fields left out are filled with obvious test values (test@example.com for email). A real submission sends a REAL e-mail to the form's recipient, so confirm=false (default) only previews the values that would be sent; confirm=true submits once.

MCP: wordpress_test_contact_form

How to use it

You don't call tools by name. Write what you want in ChatGPT, Claude or another assistant connected to Opus Growth, in your own words; it picks this tool when it fits.

Because this tool changes your account, your assistant first shows a preview of exactly what will change. Nothing is applied until you say yes, and every applied change is written to your audit log.

Parameters

NameTypeRequiredDefault
form_idintegerRequired·Exact form identifier to target. Use the ID returned by an Opus Growth list or create operation, not a display name.
fieldsobjectOptional·Structured field values for the selected form, entity, or provider request.
confirmbooleanOptionalfalseSafety confirmation for a state-changing operation. Leave false to preview or validate; set true only after the user explicitly approves the shown change.
site_urlstringOptional·Exact URL of the connected WordPress site to target when more than one site is available.