Get recommendations (`adsap_get_recommendations`)

Platform: Meta and Google Ads · Read or write: Read · Plan: Early Access · Consumes a task: No · Preview supported: No

What it does

Returns the alerts and findings that Adsap’s daily and weekly checks computed from your own account data. Alerts flag things that broke or changed and need attention now, such as an account that stopped spending, spend with no conversions, or tracking that went silent. Findings are clear actions worth taking, such as starved ads, losing ads, weak launches, creative fatigue, wasted Google search terms and keyword promotion candidates. Each item comes with evidence numbers, money at risk, and the latest weekly account summary.

When to use it

Start here when you ask what needs your attention, what to fix, or whether anything is broken.
It returns two separate lists. alerts means something broke or changed and needs attention now. findings means a clear action worth taking. The assistant leads with the alerts.
It reads results that Adsap’s daily and weekly checks already stored. It makes no call to Meta or Google Ads.
Leave account_id out for every account you can reach in the workspace, on both platforms. Pass a Meta ID with act_, or a 10-digit Google Ads customer ID, for one account.
limit applies to each list on its own, 50 by default and 100 at most. Set status to resolved for past items, and include_dismissed to true to add dismissed ones.

Worked example

You ask

“Is anything broken on act_1234567890, and what should I fix first?”

The assistant calls `adsap_get_recommendations`


{
  "account_id": "act_1234567890"
}

Adsap returns

The field names are the ones Adsap returns. The values are examples.


{
  "findings": [
    {
      "check_id": "losing_ad",
      "kind": "diagnostic",
      "entity_name": "Spring sale, video 1",
      "severity": "high",
      "money_at_risk": 412.6,
      "currency": "USD",
      "evidence": {
        "variant": "high_cpa",
        "spend": 412.6,
        "conversions": 3,
        "cpa": 137.53,
        "ref_cpa": 48.2,
        "ref_scope": "ad_set"
      }
    }
  ],
  "alerts": [
    {
      "check_id": "zero_spend_yesterday",
      "kind": "alert",
      "entity_type": "account",
      "entity_id": "act_1234567890",
      "severity": "high",
      "money_at_risk": null,
      "evidence": {
        "as_of": "2026-09-17",
        "days_with_spend_prior": 7,
        "avg_daily_spend_prior": 186.4,
        "last_spend_date": "2026-09-16"
      }
    }
  ],
  "weekly_summaries": []
}

How to read it

Read alerts first. Here the account spent on each of the previous 7 days, about 186.40 a day, and spent nothing on 2026-09-17. The assistant explains each item from its evidence numbers and suggests what to check. Alerts are sorted by severity, then by money_at_risk. An alert often has no money figure because nothing is being spent.

findings are sorted by money_at_risk. This ad spent 412.60 for 3 conversions, a cost of 137.53 each, against 48.20 for its ad set. The evidence fields change with each check_id. Every item in both lists has the same fields. This example trims some of them: platform, ad_account_id, entity_type, entity_id, entity_name, currency, status, first_seen_date, last_seen_date, resolved_date, days_since_first_seen and dismissed. weekly_summaries holds the latest weekly note per account when one exists, with a summary_source of ai or deterministic.

Parameters

Descriptions are shortened from the tool schema. Your assistant sees the full text.

Name	Type	Required	Description
`account_id`	string	No	Meta act_… or bare 10-digit Google Ads customer id. Omit for all reachable accounts in the workspace.
`platform`	one of `meta`, `google`	No
`status`	one of `active`, `resolved`	No
`include_dismissed`	boolean	No
`limit`	number	No

Example prompts

“What needs my attention across all my accounts this week?”
“Is anything broken on my Meta account?”
“What should I fix on my Google Ads account?”
“Show me the recommendations I dismissed last month.”

Notes

Leave the account out to get a whole-workspace view across both platforms. The assistant labels an AI-written weekly summary “AI Generated” when it relays one.

adsap_list_automation_rules: List the automation rules on one ad account, and optionally what they have done.
adsap_manage_automation_rule: Create, change, switch on/off or delete an automation rule for one ad account.

Guide

Read Recommendations for the workflow around this tool, and the Tool reference for every tool.

The Meta Ads MCP server and Google Ads MCP server pages show how to connect each platform to Claude, ChatGPT or Perplexity.

Get recommendations (adsap_get_recommendations)