A guide to creating surveys with AI probing using the Model Context Protocol (MCP) in Claude Code and other AI assistants.

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This article explains how to create surveys directly from your AI assistant using the Model Context Protocol (MCP).
The Model Context Protocol (MCP) is an open standard by Anthropic. It defines how AI assistants can communicate with external systems.
The concept is comparable to USB: Just as USB provides a unified interface for hardware, MCP provides a unified interface for AI applications. Developers can build MCP servers that provide specific functionality — in this case, creating surveys.
The Feedbk MCP server provides the following functions:
Communication runs through the AI assistant. You describe what you want to know, and the MCP server handles the technical implementation.
claude mcp add --transport http feedbk https://mcp.feedbk.ai/mcp
Feedbkhttps://mcp.feedbk.ai/mcpUse the following endpoint:
https://mcp.feedbk.ai/mcpHTTPSee also our GitHub Repository
In Claude Code you can start the workflow with:
/feedbk:create_interview
The MCP skill guides you through the interview creation process:

The AI creates the survey and generates a shareable link for your participants.
In Claude Desktop, after adding the connector, you start by clicking on the + symbol and selecting the “Create Interview” prompt from Feedbk. The AI assistant then guides you through the interview drafting process.

At the end, you have the option to create the interview and receive a shareable link immediately.
The MCP feature is particularly suited for quickly creating and sharing surveys — similar to SurveyMonkey or similar platforms, but directly in your AI assistant.
Typical use cases:
MCP is still a relatively new standard, so integration is not yet available in all tools. It works particularly well with Anthropic products like Claude Code and Claude Desktop.
Follow our blog for more updates, e.g. on AgentSkills — another standard for standardized workflows like creating or analyzing surveys.