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MS Forms Agent

Connect the MS Forms Agent to create Microsoft Forms and quizzes from a prompt, refine them in chat, collect responses, and download forms as Word documents

What Can You Do?

Once connected, the MS Forms Agent lets you:

  • Build a Form from a Description: Say what you need in plain language and get a complete draft form back, with questions, types, and options already worked out

  • Build a Graded Quiz: Ask for a quiz and get point values and a marked answer key, graded automatically by Microsoft Forms

  • Use Your Own Material: Ground a form or quiz in your knowledge bases so the questions come from your organization's own documents

  • Refine Before Anything Is Created: Change wording, add or remove questions, adjust options and points, all while the form is still just a draft in the chat

  • Read and Summarize Responses: Ask what people answered, and get themes and counts instead of a spreadsheet

  • Download as Word: Export any form, including one you have not created yet, as a Word document

Quick Setup

Step 1: Open the MS Forms Agent

  1. In the left sidebar, find the Agents section

  2. Click "MS Forms Agent". If you do not see it, click "See More" to view the full list

  3. The Agent Start Page opens, with a message box at the bottom

Step 2: Connect to Microsoft Forms

  1. Click "Configure", then click the "Connect" button

  2. Sign in with your Microsoft work account when prompted

  3. Click "Accept" to allow Blockbrain to work with your forms

Step 3: Start Building

That's it. Describe the form you want and the agent drafts it for you.

What You Can Ask

Drafting a Form

Building a Quiz

Finding and Updating Forms

Reading Responses

Downloading as Word

How It Works

Nothing Is Created Until You Say So

  • The agent shows you a full draft in the chat first, as a numbered list of questions

  • You can change anything about it while it is still a draft

  • A real form is only created once you explicitly approve, for example by saying "create it" or "looks good"

The Form Belongs to You

  • Forms are created in your own Microsoft Forms account, under your name

  • You get two links back: a respondent link to share, and an edit link that opens the form in Microsoft Forms for fine-tuning

  • Everything you can do in Microsoft Forms afterwards still works normally

Your Access = Blockbrain's Access

  • Blockbrain can only see and change forms you can see and change

  • Your permissions stay exactly the same

  • All access is logged in your organization's audit trail

Example Conversation

You: "Create a short feedback form for our onboarding week"

Blockbrain: "Here's a draft:

Onboarding Week Feedback

  1. How would you rate onboarding week overall? (rating, 5 levels, required)

  2. Which sessions were most useful? (choice, multiple selection: Welcome, Systems setup, Team introductions, Product overview)

  3. What would you change? (long text)

Shall I create this?"

You: "Add a question asking which team they joined, and make question 3 required"

Blockbrain: "Updated:

Onboarding Week Feedback

  1. How would you rate onboarding week overall? (rating, 5 levels, required)

  2. Which team did you join? (short text, required)

  3. Which sessions were most useful? (choice, multiple selection: Welcome, Systems setup, Team introductions, Product overview)

  4. What would you change? (long text, required)

Shall I create this?"

You: "Yes, create it"

Blockbrain: "Created Onboarding Week Feedback.

  • Share with respondents: https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=...

  • Edit in Microsoft Forms: https://forms.office.com/Pages/DesignPageV2.aspx?...

Would you like this as a Word document too?"

Tips for Better Results

Say Who It Is For and Why

False: "Make a form" Correct: "Make a form to collect session feedback from people who attended our onboarding week"

Name the Question Types You Want

False: "Ask about their experience" Correct: "Ask them to rate their experience out of 5, then a long text question for comments"

Point at Your Own Material for a Quiz

False: "Make a security quiz" Correct: "Make a 5 question quiz based on our information security policy in my knowledge base, 10 points per question"

Troubleshooting

"The agent says it cannot build that question type"

  • Ranking, Likert, Net Promoter Score, and file-upload questions are not available yet

  • The agent will suggest the closest thing it can build, usually a choice or rating question

  • You can always create the form, then add the unsupported question yourself using the edit link

"I asked for a quiz but the form is not graded"

  • Quiz mode is set when the form is created and cannot be switched on afterwards

  • Ask the agent to create a new quiz instead

  • For a choice question to be graded it needs correct answers, not just points

"Points were rejected"

  • Microsoft Forms only accepts whole numbers, from 0 to 100

  • Ask for "10 points" rather than "2.5 points"

"I can't find the form that was created"

  • Go to https://forms.office.com signed in with the same work account you connected

  • Use the edit link from the chat, which opens the form directly

"The connect card keeps appearing"

  • Complete the Microsoft sign-in fully, including the Accept step

  • If it still appears, contact your IT team. The integration may need a configuration change

"It worked yesterday and now everything fails"

  • Your authorization has most likely expired. Disconnect and reconnect the agent

  • If that does not help, check with your IT team that your account is still licensed for Microsoft Forms

Privacy and Security

  • Nothing Without Approval: Blockbrain only creates or changes a form when you tell it to, never on its own

  • Your Permissions: Access is limited to what you can normally do in Microsoft Forms

  • Your Forms Stay Yours: Forms and responses live in Microsoft Forms. Blockbrain reads them on request and keeps no copy

  • Temporary Downloads: Word documents are served through a link that expires after one hour

Common Use Cases

Surveys and Feedback

  • Collect feedback after an event, training, or release

  • Run a short pulse survey and summarize the results in the same chat

  • Find the recurring themes across many free-text answers

Quizzes and Knowledge Checks

  • Turn a policy document into a graded quiz

  • Build a recurring knowledge check for new joiners

  • Adjust points and correct answers by asking, rather than clicking through the editor

Working with Existing Forms

  • Find a form you made months ago and check how many responses it has

  • Add a question to a form that is already collecting answers

  • Export a form to Word for review or sign-off before you share it

Next Steps

Want to connect more services? Try the GitHub Agentto analyze the response data you collect in your own workbooks.

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