---
prompt: rescue-from-spam
title: Find a real message caught as spam
description: Check your form spam folder for real customers and move them back to your inbox.
category: Security
products: Forms
mode: can make changes, asks first
tools: jetpack-forms/get-responses, jetpack-forms/update-response
url: https://jetpack.com/prompts/rescue-from-spam/
updated: 2026-10-25
---

# Find a real message caught as spam

Check your form spam folder for real customers and move them back to your inbox.

## Prompt

> Check my form spam folder for anything from a real person, like [a catering or wholesale request]. Show me what you find. Ask me before you move it back to my inbox.

Square brackets are placeholders. Ask the user to fill them in if they did not.

## Steps for your agent

1. Call jetpack-forms/get-responses with status "spam" and per_page 50. Page through with page 2, 3 and so on if the user asks for more.
2. Look for messages that read like a real customer: a real question, a name and email that match, details about the business.
3. List what you found with sender, date and one line of the message. Ask which ones to move.
4. For each approved reply, call jetpack-forms/update-response with its id and status "publish". Keep it unread so the user sees it (don't send is_unread false).
5. If nothing looks real, say so. Don't move anything.

## Tools

- `jetpack-forms/get-responses` (reads only, through `jetpack-remote-abilities`): Read and search the replies people sent through your forms.
- `jetpack-forms/update-response` (makes changes, through `jetpack-remote-abilities`): Mark a reply as read, unread, or spam, or move it to the trash.

Run each tool through the WordPress.com MCP server tool named next to it, with `action: "execute"`, `operation` set to the tool name, `wpcom_site` and `params`. Set `user_confirmed: true` only after the user approves a change.

## Before you start

- Free with Jetpack Forms.

## Safety

Asks before moving anything.