florian-weavely
mcpsmitheryWeavely is an AI-native form builder. This MCP server exposes 13 tools that cover the entire form-building lifecycle: create forms, add and update 25+ element types (text, rating, matrix, file upload, signature, and more), configure conditional logic, set themes, manage multi-step pages, and publish — all from natural language. The AI builds incrementally while a live preview URL updates in real time. When you're done, a single publish_form call returns an editor link to claim full ownership on the Weavely platform. No authentication required. After publishing, connect your form to Google Sheets, Zapier, n8n, HubSpot, Notion, and more.
By Smithery | 27 findings | Scanned 7/27/2026 | tooltrust-scanner/v0.3.19
Risk Summary
Safe With Normal ControlsDep Visibility is the main signal, but overall risk remains within an acceptable range.
Potential impact: This finding indicates the tool should be reviewed before it is trusted.
Recommended action: No high-risk findings were detected in this scan, but you should still apply least-privilege defaults and rescan after changes.
Suggested policy: keep this tool behind manual approval, do not allow unattended runs, and re-scan after narrowing risky permissions.
Security Findings (27)
set_logic:tool name "set_logic" implies local write operation but only remote/network-class permissions were detected
Fix: Ensure tool names, descriptions, and permission declarations are internally consistent. Use explicit naming conventions that fully reflect actual capabilities.
tool performs network or execution operations but declares no rate-limit, timeout, or retry configuration
create_formadd_elementupdate_elementset_logicpublish_formFix: Declare explicit rate-limit, timeout, and retry configuration for all network and execution tools. Implement exponential back-off and surface resource state to the calling agent.
add_element:input schema exposes 26 properties (threshold: 10)
Fix: Tool requests broad permissions (exec/fs/network). Validate input parameters using Enums where possible, and restrict file system operations to explicit allowed directories.
declared capabilities: network access, filesystem access
create_formdeclared capabilities: code/command execution, network access, filesystem access
add_elementdeclared capabilities: code/command execution, filesystem access
update_elementdeclared capabilities: filesystem access
remove_elementremove_pagedeclared capabilities: network access, HTTP requests
set_logicdeclared capabilities: network access
publish_formFix: Tool requests broad permissions (exec/fs/network). Validate input parameters using Enums where possible, and restrict file system operations to explicit allowed directories.
Tool did not expose metadata.dependencies or repo_url, so supply-chain coverage is limited.
create_formget_form_summaryadd_elementupdate_elementremove_elementreorder_elementsadd_pageremove_pagereorder_pagesset_themeset_settingsset_logicpublish_formFix: Review and remediate the identified issue.
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