Check your Meta pixel and campaigns from Cursor.

• “Which ads have the highest frequency and the worst cost per result?”
• “Compare ad set performance for the last 14 days against the 14 before.”
• “Which creatives are fatiguing — where is cost per result rising while frequency climbs?”
• “Launch a paused image campaign for the new landing page with a $30 daily budget.”
• “Move budget from the ad set with the worst cost per purchase to the best one.”
• “How many leads did each lead form bring last month, and at what cost?”

Asking costs nothing on any plan. When a prompt asks for a change, you get a proposal first, and Meta Ads stays as it is until you approve it.

• 01

  Catch creative fatigue before it costs you

  Adako compares the first days of a window with the last, per ad, and flags fatigue when click-through rate falls while frequency and CPM rise, with cost per result beside them. It names the ads where people are seeing the same creative too often for it to still work. It proposes pausing them, with the numbers that led to the call. The analysis is free.

• 02

  Read campaigns, ad sets, ads and audiences

  Insights at every level with the previous period beside them, broken down by placement, audience, age, gender, device and country. Lead forms and their submissions. Which Instagram identity an ad ran under.

• 03

  Launch image, video and carousel campaigns, paused

  Interests and locations are resolved to Meta ids first, the creative is checked against Meta’s size and length rules before it is uploaded, and Meta’s own validation runs during the preview — so a multi-step create never fails halfway. The campaign is created PAUSED with the ad set and ad active inside it, so turning it on launches it.

• 04

  Manage budgets, targeting and frequency

  Campaign and ad set budgets, targeting, frequency caps, schedules, duplication. Every change is a proposal with a field-level diff, executed exactly once and read back from Meta afterwards.

• 05

  Watch the account daily

  Daily rules on the synced copy: cost per result above a ceiling, ROAS below a target, frequency past a threshold, spend pacing ahead of plan. They email you and can propose the pause. Included from the Pro plan.

• Support by email

  Write to support@adako.ai with any question about your account, a proposal or a bill.

• Listed in the MCP Registry

  Published in the official MCP Registry as ai.adako/ads.

• Public repository

  The skills, client configs, installers and registry entry are open at github.com/ruslan2027/adako-mcp. The server itself is hosted.

• Official APIs only

  Adako reaches Meta Ads through the official Meta Marketing API, with a system user token you create in your own business portfolio. It never drives the web interface.

• Tokens stay with Adako

  Platform tokens are stored encrypted (AES-256-GCM). They are never sent to your assistant and never written to a log.

How do I connect Cursor to Facebook Ads?

Add the adako entry to Cursor’s mcp.json from the MCPs tab and approve the sign-in in your browser. Then connect Meta on the Adako Accounts page with an access token from a system user in your own business portfolio.

Can Cursor use an image from my site in a Meta ad?

Yes, once it is live at a public https address. Meta downloads the file from its own servers, so a path in the project never works, while the image address on the deployed site does. Adako checks the file against each Meta placement for free before any ad is built from it.

Can an AI agent manage my Facebook and Instagram ads?

Yes. Connect Meta Ads to Adako and your assistant can read every campaign, ad set and ad, spot creatives that are wearing out, move budget between ad sets and launch new campaigns. New campaigns are always created paused, and every change waits for your approval.

How do I connect Meta Ads to Adako?

Create a system user in your own Meta business portfolio, generate an access token from your own Meta app, and paste it on the Accounts page. The route is documented step by step and keeps the token entirely under your control.

What is creative fatigue, and how does Adako detect it?

Creative fatigue is the point where your audience has seen an ad often enough that it stops working: frequency keeps climbing while cost per result rises with it. Adako compares the first days of your chosen window with the last, flags the ads where click-through rate falls while frequency and CPM rise, and proposes pausing them with the figures attached.

Can Adako create lead form campaigns?

It reads lead forms and their submissions, and reports cost per lead by form. It launches image, video and carousel campaigns paused. For a campaign type it cannot create, it says so rather than guessing at the fields.

Does Adako use the official Meta Marketing API?

Yes, with your own access token, paced within Meta’s limits. The token is stored encrypted server-side, is never sent to your assistant and never appears in a log. You can disconnect the platform at any time.