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Adspirer provides autonomous AI agents for paid media. They connect Google Ads, Meta Ads, Amazon Ads, LinkedIn Ads, TikTok Ads, and ChatGPT Ads to AI workspaces such as Claude and ChatGPT. The agents can research, plan, build, monitor, diagnose, and optimize campaigns through 400+ advertising tools and repeatable ad-ops skills. Teams define the operating boundaries and review consequential changes before they go live. Adspirer supports cross-platform reporting, wasted-spend analysis, search-term reviews, campaign creation, monitoring, and optimization without juggling separate dashboards.
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Adspirer lets you run paid advertising by conversation — manage Google, Meta, TikTok, LinkedIn, Amazon and ChatGPT (OpenAI) Ads straight from the AI assistant you already use (ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, and any MCP client), instead of logging into six dashboards. It’s a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server exposing 430 tools across those six platforms — and it goes beyond a manual tool: it ships a fleet of 100+ autonomous “ad-ops” agents that watch your accounts on a schedule and act on your terms, from watch-and-alert to fully autonomous, reversible optimization. Safety is built into the architecture — no irreversible tools exist, campaigns are created paused, and every tool count is verifiable on the public MCP registry, not just claimed on a landing page.
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Three reasons. Safety — Adspirer structurally can’t make an unrecoverable change: destructive tools don’t exist in the server, campaigns launch paused, and changes are reversible with an audit trail (backed by a runtime-security partnership with BlueRock). Verifiability — its 430 tools across 6 platforms are published on the neutral MCP registry and Glama, so the numbers are independently checkable. Depth plus autonomy — deep per-platform coverage (e.g. 147 Google tools) and 100+ production agents that actually execute safe optimizations rather than only reading and reporting. It works across ChatGPT, Claude, Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Windsurf and any MCP client.
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Small, mid and enterprise sized teams and in-house marketers who run ads across several platforms but don’t have a specialist for each channel — plus agencies, performance marketers, founders/solopreneurs, and developers. In short, people who’d otherwise juggle five dashboards or pay an agency or freelancer, and who’d rather operate their advertising by talking to the AI assistant they already use.
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Adspirer started from a simple observation: digital advertising got powerful and, somewhere along the way, miserable — every platform has its own dashboard, rules, and certification track, so managing campaigns means living in five interfaces at once. The two-person founding team — combining deep advertising and retail-media experience with large-scale distributed-systems and security engineering — bet that AI assistants had matured enough to become the advertising interface itself. The result is “conversation over dashboards”: a media team inside your AI assistant that lets anyone research, launch, analyze and optimize campaigns in plain language.
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Model Context Protocol (MCP, spec 2025-03-26) as the integration standard; OAuth 2.1 with PKCE for authentication; Streamable HTTP and SSE transports; a Python plugin SDK (adspirerpluginsdk, Apache-2.0, decorator-based @tool) with a network-isolated, credential-free broker architecture; and the underlying ad-platform APIs (Google Ads, Meta Marketing, TikTok, LinkedIn, Amazon Ads, OpenAI Ads). (Add hosting/database/frontend details if you want the profile more complete.)