- How do I add Adako to Cursor?
- In Cursor Settings, open MCP and add a new MCP server. Cursor opens its mcp.json; paste the Adako entry from the setup page and sign in when prompted. For one project only, put the same entry in .cursor/mcp.json inside that project.
- Can an AI agent create Google Ads campaigns?
- Yes. With Adako connected, your assistant can build a Search or Performance Max campaign end to end: keywords, ad groups, responsive search ads, locations, budget and bid strategy. It is created PAUSED, so nothing spends until you open Google Ads and turn it on. The research and validation steps are free reads; the create itself costs one task.
- Is it safe to let an AI agent change my Google Ads account?
- Every change is a proposal first: a summary, a field-level diff of the exact fields that move, and the expected impact. Nothing reaches Google until you approve it, it then runs exactly once, and Adako reads the object back so you see what Google actually stored. Reads change nothing and run immediately.
- How does Adako find wasted spend in Google Ads?
- It pulls the search terms report for the period you name, keeps the terms with no conversions that spent at least a threshold (by default the cost of 10 average clicks in your account), totals that spend, and proposes a negative keyword for each with a match type and a reason. The whole audit is a read, so it costs nothing on any plan.
- Which Google Ads campaign types does Adako support?
- It reads every campaign type in the account, including Display and Shopping. It creates Search and Performance Max campaigns, both paused. For a type it cannot create, it says so rather than guessing.
- Does Adako use the official Google Ads API?
- Yes. Adako talks to the official Google Ads API with your own OAuth grant, paced within Google’s limits. It never automates the Google Ads web interface, and you can disconnect the platform on the Accounts page at any time.