# Claude MCP servers for building quizzes and forms

MCP (Model Context Protocol) is the standard that lets Claude call real tools
instead of just writing text about them. A "quiz builder MCP server" or "form
builder MCP server" is one that gives Claude the ability to actually create a
live, hosted quiz or form — not a description of one you'd still have to
build yourself. QuizGen ships one at `https://quizgen.dev/mcp`.

## Add it to Claude

**Claude Desktop / Claude Code:** add a remote MCP server pointing at
`https://quizgen.dev/mcp`. It's streamable HTTP and stateless — no install,
no local process to run.

**claude.ai connectors:** add the same URL as a custom connector. Claude opens
a browser window to authorize QuizGen — sign in (or sign up free) and the
connection is linked to your account. From then on every quiz it creates is
permanent and the read-back tools work.

## What it can do

The server exposes `create_quiz` plus read-back tools for listing your
quizzes, checking responses, and pulling stats. Run `check_account`
(formerly `check_api_key`) to confirm the connection is live and see your
plan's headroom. Each tool's input schema embeds the full quiz format, so
Claude doesn't need to fetch any docs separately before using it.

## Auth: authorized vs. not

- **Not authorized:** `create_quiz` makes a sandbox quiz — live instantly,
  expires in 72 hours, capped at 10 responses, can't be updated or read back.
  Claude gets a `claim_url` back and should hand it to you along with the
  quiz link — opening it signs you up free and keeps the quiz.
- **Authorized** (the browser OAuth step when you connect): quizzes are
  permanent, and the list/get/responses/stats tools all work. There's never a
  reason to paste an API key into a chat — keys exist only for server-to-server
  REST integrations.

## Where else to look for MCP servers like this

If you're browsing rather than pointing an agent at one specific server, the
usual places to check are the [awesome-mcp-servers](https://github.com/punkpeye/awesome-mcp-servers)
list on GitHub, Anthropic's own MCP directory, and aggregators like Smithery,
Glama, PulseMCP, and mcp.so.

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Read the full tool-by-tool API reference at [quizgen.dev/llms.txt](/llms.txt),
or see three other ways to connect an agent at [quizgen.dev/agents](/agents).