Facebook Ads Library Mcp

Proxy's pitch is narrower than most ad-research tools, and that is its strength. It does not try to be a dashboard. It exposes the Meta Ad Library, Google Ads Transparency Center, LinkedIn Ad Library and TikTok EU DSA repository as MCP tools, so the assistant you already have does the summarising and comparing. The docs are explicit that it is a single remote MCP server over Streamable HTTP with OAuth 2.0, PKCE and dynamic client registration — no REST API, no OpenAPI spec, no keys to paste. That means installation is genuinely a one-step thing in ChatGPT (via the ChatGPT App Store), Claude Desktop or Cursor, and the same server covers Perplexity, Grok and Muse. A CLI installer handles Claude Code, Cursor, Hermes, OpenClaw, Codex, Copilot and Zed for people who work in a terminal. What you actually get is four search surfaces plus four analysis tools. Search is by brand or keyword on Meta and LinkedIn, by domain or advertiser ID on Google, and by registered advertiser name on TikTok. Analysis covers image vision, video transcription, competitor discovery from a market description, and cross-platform briefs. Video transcription is the piece most standalone tools charge more for, and here it sits on the Free tier — the pricing page lists video ad analysis as part of the 20-credit-a-day allowance. A Meta-focused tutorial in the blog walks through the install and answers the account-ban question, which is the first thing any paid social manager asks. Where it falls short is data depth, and Proxy says so itself. Public library content only: no spend, no CPM, no CPC, no dark posts, no unpublished ads. There is no bulk creative export and no scheduled search, saved view or alert dashboard — the agency workflow the vendor describes is you asking the assistant to repeat last week's pull and diff it, which depends on the assistant remembering context rather than on Proxy storing anything. Credits reset daily rather than monthly, which is good for predictability but means unused capacity is gone, and heavy multi-brand weeks will hit the 100-credit Pro ceiling quickly. Where it fits: a paid social manager or product marketer with five to ten tracked brands who wants messaging, hooks and creative angles summarised without leaving chat. Where it doesn't: a performance analyst who needs to model competitor spend, or a team that wants a scheduled radar with saved views and an export pipeline. For those, keep a standalone dashboard and use Proxy for the fast conversational pass.