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Applies a batch of update operations to a Google Form in a single atomic transaction. Use when you need to modify form content after creation, including: - Adding, updating, or deleting questions and other items - Modifying form metadata (title, description) - Updating form settings (quiz mode, email collection) - Reorganizing item order within the form All updates in the batch are applied together atomically. If any update fails, the entire batch is rolled back. Use writeControl for optimistic concurrency to ensure updates are applied to the expected form version. Note: The form must have the appropriate sharing settings for the authenticated user to modify it.

Creates a new Google Form with the specified title. This action initializes an empty form that can be later populated with items (questions, sections, images, videos) using the batchUpdate endpoint. When a form is created, it is assigned a unique formId that is required for all subsequent operations on that form. As of June 30, 2026, forms created via API will default to an unpublished state, giving creators control over responder access before making the form publicly available. Use this action when you need to create a new form for collecting information, surveys, quizzes, or feedback. After creation, use the batchUpdate action to add questions and other items to the form.

Creates a watch on a Google Form to receive push notifications via Cloud Pub/Sub when specified events occur. Watches notify via Cloud Pub/Sub when the form or its responses are changed. Each watch has a one-week duration after which it automatically expires and must be renewed. The calling project can have a maximum of 2 watches per form (one for SCHEMA and one for RESPONSES). Use this action when you need to set up real-time notifications for form changes or new submissions. The Pub/Sub topic must be in the same project where the form is located, and the topic must have permissions configured to allow the Forms API to publish messages.

Deletes a watch from a Google Form, stopping push notifications for that watch. Use when you no longer want to receive notifications for a specific watch on a form. This action is irreversible — once deleted, the watch cannot be recovered and notifications will stop immediately. If you need to resume notifications, you must create a new watch using the CreateWatch action.

Retrieves the complete structure and metadata of a Google Form. Returns the full form definition including its title, description, all items (questions, sections, page breaks, images, videos, and display text), form settings (quiz mode, email collection), publishing state, and output-only fields such as the responder submission URL and revision ID. This action is read-only and does not modify the form. Use this action when you need to read the current configuration of a form, display its structure to users, inspect its settings, or check its publishing state before making updates.