{
  "mcpServers": {
    "zuckerbot": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["-y", "zuckerbot-mcp"],
      "env": { "ZUCKERBOT_API_KEY": "zb_live_your_key_here" }
    }
  }
}

Why ZuckerBot?

Your agent already writes code, manages files, and searches the web. It should manage your ads too.

ZuckerBot gives any AI agent full Meta Ads capabilities through MCP. No dashboard, no UI to learn, no platform to log into. Your agent installs it, connects your ad account, and gets to work.

What agents can do with ZuckerBot:

• Audit your ad account in one message — spend flagged for review, creative fatigue, opportunity score, prioritised action items (free tier included)
• Pull campaign performance and spot what's working
• Analyse ad creatives and recommend what to test next
• Build and launch campaigns with targeting and budget
• Create custom and lookalike audiences
• Set up server-side conversion tracking (CAPI)
• Research competitors, reviews, and market benchmarks
• Generate ad creative briefs and copy

How it works

You ↔ Your Agent (Claude, ChatGPT, OpenClaw, Cursor, etc.)
                  ↕
            ZuckerBot MCP
                  ↕
         Meta Marketing API

ZuckerBot handles the Meta API complexity. Your agent handles the conversation. You make the decisions.

Install

Claude Desktop

Add to claude_desktop_config.json:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "zuckerbot": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["-y", "zuckerbot-mcp"],
      "env": { "ZUCKERBOT_API_KEY": "zb_live_your_key_here" }
    }
  }
}

OpenClaw

Add to your MCP config:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "zuckerbot": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["-y", "zuckerbot-mcp"],
      "env": { "ZUCKERBOT_API_KEY": "zb_live_your_key_here" }
    }
  }
}

Cursor / Windsurf / Any MCP Client

Same config pattern. ZuckerBot works with any client that supports the Model Context Protocol.

Remote MCP (no install)

Don't want to run anything locally? https://zuckerbot.ai/api/mcp is a hosted Streamable HTTP endpoint serving the same tools.

• claude.ai — add it as a custom connector (Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector) and authenticate via OAuth, or pass an Authorization: Bearer zb_live_... header.
• Claude Code:

claude mcp add --transport http zuckerbot https://zuckerbot.ai/api/mcp --header "Authorization: Bearer zb_live_..."

• Any Streamable HTTP client — point it at https://zuckerbot.ai/api/mcp with your API key as a bearer token.

CLI (for humans)

npm install -g zuckerbot-mcp

zuckerbot preview https://your-business.com
zuckerbot meta status
zuckerbot create https://your-business.com --budget 5000 --objective leads

Tools (50+)

Audit & Licensing (2)

Setup & Account (7)

Campaigns (9)

Audiences (6)

Creatives (8)

* Creative image/video generation tools (generate_static_ad, generate_video_ad, get_video_ad_status, generate_creatives, request_creative) are disabled by default — enable them with ZUCKERBOT_ENABLE_CREATIVE_TOOLS=1 in your MCP config env (paid add-on coming). All creative analysis tools stay available.

Conversion Tracking / CAPI (5)

Reporting (2)

get_campaign_insights surfaces three distinct lead figures rather than one collapsed number, each verified against Ads Manager:

Costs are derived as spend / count; Meta's cost_per_action_type is non-additive and is never summed. The same fields roll up in summary as total_meta_result / blended_cost_per_meta_result (with meta_result_type), total_meta_leads / blended_cost_per_meta_lead, and total_conversion_leads / blended_cost_per_conversion_lead (with total_leads / blended_cpl deprecated alongside their per-row counterparts).

Portfolios (5)

Research (3)

Business Context (4)

Typical Agent Flow

0. Audit       →  audit_account (how is this account doing today?)
1. Research    →  research_reviews + research_competitors (parallel)
2. Preview     →  preview_campaign (show user what ads look like)
3. Create      →  create_campaign with mode=legacy (launch-ready draft)
4. Review      →  confirm targeting, creative, Meta connection, and budget
5. Launch      →  launch_campaign after explicit approval
6. Monitor     →  get_performance + creative_analysis
7. Pause       →  pause_campaign whenever delivery must stop
8. Optimise    →  sync_conversion + audience tools

Every tool returns a _hint field suggesting the logical next step, so your agent always knows what to do next. Shorthand: legacy create -> review -> launch -> monitor. Intelligence activation, portfolio launch, and campaign resume are temporarily unavailable during Dealify launch hardening. MCP names include zuckerbot_enrich_business, zuckerbot_upload_business_context, zuckerbot_get_campaign, zuckerbot_activate_campaign, and zuckerbot_create_seed_audience. zuckerbot_duplicate_ad duplicates one supported ad into an existing ad set in the same ad account — dry-run by default, always created PAUSED, and executes only with an explicit idempotency_key so a retry can never create the ad twice.

ZuckerBot vs alternatives

Pricing

Free tier gets you started. Pro pays for itself with one optimised campaign.

Get your API key

Lifetime deal

Grabbed a ZuckerBot lifetime licence on Dealify? Codes look like ZB-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX and stack on one account:

Redeem straight from your agent with the zuckerbot_redeem_license tool ("redeem my ZuckerBot code ZB-...") or in the browser at zuckerbot.ai/start.html. Redeeming upgrades every API key on your account — and if you don't have a key yet, one is minted for you (shown once, so save it).

Example conversation

You: How are my Meta campaigns doing this week?

Agent calls get_account_insights + creative_analysis

Agent: You spent $2,340 across 4 campaigns this week. Your LAL campaign is crushing it at $28 CPL — that's 40% below your account average. But your broad targeting campaign is at $95 CPL and burning budget. The "customer testimonial" creative has a 3.2% CTR vs 1.1% for your product shots. I'd recommend pausing the broad campaign and shifting that budget to the LAL.

You: Do it.

Agent calls pause_campaign + (budget adjustment)

Development

git clone https://github.com/DatalisHQ/zuckerbot.git
cd zuckerbot
npm install
npm run build
npm start

License

MIT