> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.formswrite.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Example prompts

> Copy-paste prompts that work once Formswrite is connected to your AI app

Once Formswrite is set up in your AI app, you can ask it to build, edit, and export quizzes in plain English. Here are starter prompts.

## Build a quiz

> Make a 10-question multiple-choice quiz about the American Civil War for high school students. Mark the correct answers and publish it on Formswrite — give me the link.

The AI will write the questions, create the form, mark the answers, publish it, and reply with a shareable URL.

> Create a science quiz with 5 questions about photosynthesis and 5 questions about cell division. Keep the language friendly for 7th graders.

## Convert and export

> Take my latest Formswrite quiz and turn it into a Kahoot file I can download.

> Export quiz `n8aikW7h8i4Q` as a Google Form.

> Take "World Capitals" and export it as Moodle, Quizizz, and Google Forms. Give me all three links.

<Note>
  Google Forms exports need your Google account connected in **Settings → Integrations**. Other formats work right away.
</Note>

## Edit an existing quiz

> Open my "Photosynthesis" quiz and add three harder questions about the Calvin cycle.

> Find the question about Paris in my "World Capitals" quiz and change it to ask about Berlin instead.

> Rename "Test Quiz 1" to "Final Exam — Unit 3" and add a friendly intro sentence.

## Browse your library

> What are the last 10 quizzes I made? Sort by date.

> Find all my quizzes that mention "World War" and tell me which one is shortest.

> Show me the questions in my "Photosynthesis" quiz.

## Make a quiz live

> Publish my "Photosynthesis" quiz so my students can submit.

Forms start as drafts — visitors see a "not online yet" message until you ask the AI to publish them.

## Tips

<AccordionGroup>
  <Accordion title="The AI sometimes asks for confirmation before changing things">
    That's by design. Editing or publishing is a real change to your account, so well-behaved AI apps confirm before doing it. Approve and it proceeds.
  </Accordion>

  <Accordion title="You can reference a quiz by its name or its ID">
    The AI handles both. If you have two quizzes with similar names, paste the quiz ID (the part after `formswrite.com/forms/`) to be unambiguous.
  </Accordion>

  <Accordion title="The free plan has a monthly publish limit">
    If publishing fails with a payment error, you've hit your monthly limit. Upgrade to remove it — drafts are unlimited.
  </Accordion>
</AccordionGroup>