AdsPilot

AdsPilot: AI manages your Google Ads, a human approves the spending.

AdsPilot is an open-source MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that connects an AI assistant — such as Claude — to your own Google Ads account. Its purpose: let the assistant read performance reports, find wasted spend and draft campaigns, while server-side safety gates keep every spending decision in human hands.

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Approval the agent cannot fake

Most write-capable integrations ask the agent to confirm — which means the agent decides whether a human was ever consulted. AdsPilot moves that decision out of the agent's hands: when your MCP client supports elicitation, the server asks you directly through the protocol, and the agent's own confirm flag is ignored entirely.

Consent stops being a story the agent tells and becomes a fact the server can verify.

The guarantees

Campaigns are born paused.No code path can create a campaign that is already serving. Going live is always a separate, human-approved step.
Budget ceiling the agent cannot raise.A per-campaign daily cap is enforced server-side. The agent can read the limit but only the account owner can change it, from a browser session.
Uncertainty fails closed.If the server cannot prove a campaign is paused, it asks for approval rather than assuming safety.
Spend-reducing actions flow freely.Pausing, lowering budgets and adding negative keywords need no prompt — they cannot cause unintended spend.
Geographic targeting is mandatory.A campaign cannot accidentally serve worldwide and burn its budget.

Open source, verifiable

AGPL-3.0 licensed: every hosted instance must offer its users the source, so what the server does with your account is always inspectable. 155 automated tests plus a live smoke test verify each guarantee against Google's real servers — including that a refused budget increase leaves the live budget unchanged.

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