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Common trigger scenarios: - Performance Reporting & Attribution: Cross-platform ROAS, CPA, conversion rates, and spend breakdowns across Google Ads, Meta, LinkedIn, Microsoft, Reddit, TikTok, X, Amazon, and programmatic channels. - Weekly / Monthly Summaries: Extracting 7-day or 30-day metrics, comparing week-over-week performance, and identifying top/bottom performing campaigns. - Budget Pacing & Audit: Cross-channel spend pacing, daily spend trends (get_daily_spend), and conversion tracking health (diagnose_tracking). - Campaign Execution & Guardrails: Creating campaigns or updating budgets when explicitly directed by the user,…

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    Use Synter when the user asks for a cross-platform ad report, spend/ROAS/CPA by channel, or a weekly paid media summary.

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AGENTS.md

Synter MCP Server Guidance for AI Coding Agents

Product Identity & Core Architecture

  • Package: @synterai/mcp-server (MIT license, published on npm)
  • Hosted Endpoint: https://mcp.synterai.com (Streamable HTTP + OAuth 2.1 browser sign-in; optional X-Synter-Key header for headless/CI)
  • Local Stdio Package: npx -y @synterai/mcp-server (supports reads and writes across 16 advertising platforms, with an optional --read-only / SYNTER_READ_ONLY=true mode).

When to use this

Use Synter when the user asks for a cross-platform ad report, spend/ROAS/CPA by channel, or a weekly paid media summary. Start with read tools; no writes needed.

Common trigger scenarios:

  • Performance Reporting & Attribution: Cross-platform ROAS, CPA, conversion rates, and spend breakdowns across Google Ads, Meta, LinkedIn, Microsoft, Reddit, TikTok, X, Amazon, and programmatic channels.
  • Weekly / Monthly Summaries: Extracting 7-day or 30-day metrics, comparing week-over-week performance, and identifying top/bottom performing campaigns.
  • Budget Pacing & Audit: Cross-channel spend pacing, daily spend trends (get_daily_spend), and conversion tracking health (diagnose_tracking).
  • Campaign Execution & Guardrails: Creating campaigns or updating budgets when explicitly directed by the user, adhering to safety gates and client confirmation prompts.

Capabilities & Platform Scope

  • npm Package Coverage (16 Platforms): Reads and writes across 16 core advertising platforms defined in platform-routing.ts: Google Ads, Meta (Facebook/Instagram), LinkedIn Ads, Microsoft (Bing) Ads, Reddit Ads, TikTok Ads, X Ads, Pinterest Ads, Snapchat Ads, Spotify Ads, Amazon Ads, Amazon DSP, The Trade Desk, OpenAI Ads, Google DV360, and StackAdapt.
  • Execution Mode: Stdio package has writes enabled by default. Pass --read-only or set SYNTER_READ_ONLY=true to strip mutating tools from tools/list and fail-closed on any mutation.
  • Demo Mode: Run npx -y @synterai/mcp-server --demo (or set SYNTER_DEMO=true) for deterministic zero-credential sandbox responses across all tools.

Tool Annotations & Safety

Every tool advertised by @synterai/mcp-server includes standard MCP tool annotations:

  • Read Tools: Annotated with a human-readable title and readOnlyHint: true. Examples: list_campaigns, get_performance, get_daily_spend, pacing_report, list_ad_accounts, diagnose_tracking, list_landing_pages.
  • Write Tools: Annotated with a human-readable title and destructiveHint: true. Examples: create_search_campaign, pause_campaign, update_campaign_budget, add_keywords, sync_audience.
  • Dry-Run Safety: Write tools support dry_run: true to preview payloads and platform policy validation without modifying live accounts or incurring fees.

Pricing

  • Reads: $0.00 across all platforms.
  • Writes: $0.25 per verified write, 0% of ad spend. Ad platforms bill media spend directly.

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