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Adspirer ships a group of 9 read-only “get unstuck” tools that help you start, pre-flight, and troubleshoot — without touching a single campaign. They cover the moments around the work: figuring out the best next step, checking a campaign draft against the platform’s rules before you create it, turning a cryptic platform error into a plain-language fix, and confirming a campaign actually went live.
These tools are quota-free. Calling any Diagnostic & Helper tool never counts against your monthly tool-call limit, and they’re available on every plan, including Free. They’re also all Read tools — they never create, edit, or pause anything. Any actual fix is something your assistant does afterward with the normal platform tools, with your confirmation.
Your AI assistant discovers and calls these automatically — you don’t need to memorize names. Ask things like “what should I do first?”, “will this campaign draft be accepted?”, “why did that fail?”, or “is my campaign actually running?” and the right tool runs.

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Getting started

The fastest way to go from “connected” to “doing something useful.” Each tool reads your real connected accounts and data, so the suggestions name your business and platforms — not generic advice.

Personalized first step based on your connected accounts.

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Before launching a campaign

Catch the problems that cause “campaign creation failed” before anything reaches the ad platform. These work across Google Ads, Meta, TikTok, and LinkedIn.

Check a campaign draft against the platform's rules before creating it.

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When something fails

Turn an opaque ad-platform error into a clear cause and next step — and confirm a fix actually worked.
why_did_this_fail is the one to reach for when you’re not sure where a problem is. It names the real error behind each of your recent failed calls, which is usually enough to tell an expired AI-client connection (your ChatGPT/Claude link to Adspirer) apart from an ad-platform sign-in — two different connections that customers regularly confuse. See Authentication for how the two layers differ, and Support for the reconnect steps.

Find the real error behind a failed action.

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See your value

What your plan has actually delivered this period. For “what moved since last week”, ask for performance directly — your assistant reads it from the platform tools on Google Ads, Meta, TikTok, LinkedIn, or Amazon, which cover a date range you choose rather than a fixed window.

See what your plan delivered this period, then what moved.

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Interactive cards in ChatGPT & Claude

In ChatGPT and Claude, these tools render as branded, interactive cards instead of plain text — a setup checklist, a usage meter, an account switcher. The cards adapt to light and dark themes, and the buttons can kick off the next step. On any client that doesn’t render widgets (and in terminal clients like Claude Code or Cursor), the same answer falls back to clean text — nothing is lost, it just isn’t a card.
Interactive cards are built on the open MCP-Apps standard (SEP-1865) that ChatGPT and Claude both support. They render entirely from the tool’s own data — no external page loads — and any link (upgrade, connect a platform) opens through your client to adspirer.ai.

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Availability

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Recently withdrawn

Four tools were pulled from this group on August 24, 2026: diagnose_my_setup, preflight_campaign, whats_changed_since_last_visit, and weekly_opportunities. They misread which ad platform you meant — saying “meta” could fail to match the account’s canonical meta_ads name and produce a “no account connected” answer on an account that was connected and working. Your assistant no longer sees them, so treat them as gone rather than waiting for them to come back. The nine tools above are unaffected. For the job diagnose_my_setup used to do, ask “why did that fail?” — see the Tip above.
Last modified on August 25, 2026