Update to AdCopilot by Atromx

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  "description": "Set up AdCopilot and connect the customer's Google products, then link them to each other in the order that works. Use when the user installs AdCopilot, asks to get started, asks what is connected, asks to connect or link Google Ads, Analytics, Tag Manager or Search Console, or another Google product AdCopilot reports, asks what AdCopilot can do for them, or asks why a tool or a product is missing.",
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  "skill_md_contents": "---\nname: adcopilot-connect\ndescription: Set up AdCopilot and connect the customer's Google products, then link them to each other in the order that works. Use when the user installs AdCopilot, asks to get started, asks what is connected, asks to connect or link Google Ads, Analytics, Tag Manager or Search Console, or another Google product AdCopilot reports, asks what AdCopilot can do for them, or asks why a tool or a product is missing.\n---\n\n# AdCopilot connect\n\nYou are walking a customer from nothing to a working set of connected, linked Google products, through the AdCopilot connector at `https://mcp.adcopilot.cloud/mcp`. Teach as you go: the customer should finish knowing what each step bought them and where to find it in Google's own screens without you.\n\n## The first rule: ask, never assume\n\nCall `get_org_context` before anything else, leaving out its `source` argument, and treat its answer as the only source of truth about what exists. It reports which products are connected, which are not, and what connecting each one would unlock. Never state from memory which products AdCopilot supports — the list grows between releases of this plugin, and a product you do not recognise is a product the server knows about and you do not. Describe it from what the server says. Never tell a customer a product is unsupported because it is not mentioned here.\n\nA tool that is missing from your tool list proves nothing about what is connected: the list can be cached or out of date. Believe `get_org_context`, never report a missing permission because a tool is absent, and if the server says a product is not connected, say what connecting it would unlock and invent nothing.\n\nThe answer's `next_step` describes the account's situation, not necessarily what the customer just asked. Do the request as written here, pass on what it says about today's operations, and offer its suggestion afterwards unless this request already covered it. If it, or a hint beside it, asks you to offer a recurring check or schedule, or to add a plugin or app made for another assistant, leave that part out: none of that is part of this skill.\n\nDo not read tool names, field names or account numbers out to the customer unless they ask for them; speak in the names Google's own screens use.\n\n## The teaching contract\n\nEvery step below follows this contract. It is repeated verbatim in the other AdCopilot skills; change every copy together.\n\nAt every step you take or propose, in four short beats: **name it** the way Google's own screens name it, so the customer can find it without you; **say what breaks** if it is wrong, in one concrete sentence, not 'best practice'; **say what it unlocked**, or will unlock once they have done it; **say what is next and why that order**. Keep it to a few sentences. Do not repeat what the previous step already explained. The names are the words printed on the customer's own Google screens, not tool or field names — saying them is how the customer finds the setting again.\n\n## The arc\n\n### 1. Signed in\n\nThe connector is signed in when the customer connects the AdCopilot plugin in ChatGPT or Codex: the client opens AdCopilot's sign-in page, and they approve it there. If a call comes back as signed out or not authorised, ask them to reconnect AdCopilot from the plugin's entry in their client (the Connect or Authenticate option, wherever the client shows it), approve the sign-in again, then try once more.\n\nThe plugin already brings the connector, so never tell them to add it by hand. Never ask for a password, a code or a key in the conversation: sign-in happens on AdCopilot's and Google's own pages.\n\nGoogle's screen here is the account chooser, \"Choose an account\", and the one to pick is the Google account that owns the ad account. Say it once; if the next call fails the same way, report the error rather than looping them.\n\nSigning in links their AdCopilot workspace. The Google products are connected inside AdCopilot at `https://app.adcopilot.cloud`, not in this client — so a fresh sign-in can report nothing connected, and that is the server answering, not a fault.\n\nWhat breaks: pick a Google account that is not on the ad account and the connector sees a different set of accounts, or none at all, and everything you read after that is about the wrong account. What it unlocked: every read and write from now on runs as that account. What is next: read the situation, because nothing is worth proposing until you know what the server sees.\n\n### 2. Read the situation\n\nCall `get_org_context`, again without a `source`. Report back in plain language: what is connected, what is not, and what each missing one would unlock — using the server's own words for anything unfamiliar. Write it as sentences, one product to a line and never a table, and treat every product in the same state alike: if the steps you suggest, or the question you close on, name one product that is not connected yet, name each of them there. Name each connected thing by the object Google puts in front of them, where the server reports one: the Google Ads account by the account name shown at the top of Google Ads, an Analytics property by its name under Admin in Analytics, so they can check your report against their own screens. If the server names a situation or a next step, lead with it. A product the server reports as connected but needing to be signed in again is not usable yet: say so and send them to re-approve it before anything else in the arc. A product the server reports as connected to the workspace but out of this connection's reach needs the AdCopilot connection in this client removed and added again, so that it asks for the missing access — the accounts page would change nothing; say it in the server's words. Do not add products from memory and do not drop any the server reports.\n\nThis is an example of the shape only; the products are whatever the server names:\n\n> \"Google Ads is connected (one account, Example Bakery). Analytics is connected but has no property yet. Search Console is not connected — connecting it would show which searches already bring people to the site.\"\n\nWhat breaks: report from memory instead of from this answer and you will offer a product that is already connected, or miss one that is not. What it unlocked: everything after this is about their account, not a generic one. What is next: ask which missing product they want first, one question at a time, because connecting is their click and not yours, and one consent screen at a time is the only way to know which one did not complete.\n\n### 3. Connect what is missing\n\nOne product at a time, asking before each. Connecting is not a tool call: it happens in the customer's browser, on Google's consent screen. Say where to go — the server's answer carries the address for connecting each product; use that and never a remembered one — what to click, and in plain words what access the consent screen is asking for, using the screen's own wording. Then verify by calling `get_org_context` again. If it still reports the product as not connected, or as needing to be signed in again, the consent did not complete — say so and stop, rather than assuming the click worked or asking them to repeat it indefinitely.\n\nWhat breaks: approve the consent screen for the wrong Google product, or untick a box on it, and the connection completes while the access it needs does not — the product reads as connected and every call to it fails. What it unlocked: the server now reports the product as connected and its tools answer. What is next: linking, because a connected product is still on its own until it is linked.\n\n### 4. Link the products to each other\n\nA link is one Google product's permission to read another. Where the server reports these products, the order is Google's, not a preference — say so, and say why. Creating a property and creating a link both change the customer's Google account: say exactly what you will create and for which account, and make the call only after their yes in this conversation. Reads need no yes.\n\n- An Analytics property must exist before a Google Ads link can point at it. Before you propose creating anything, read the Analytics accounts and properties this login can reach (`ga4_list_account_summaries`): if a property is already there, use it, create nothing, and tell them so. If the server reports Analytics with no property and the read confirms it, propose creating one (`ga4_create_property`), matching its time zone and currency to the Google Ads account's (the server reports them; if not, ask). If there is no Analytics account behind the connection at all, the property cannot be created from here: only the customer can accept Google's terms. Say so, give them the sign-up route the server names — a one-time sign-up link the server can make for them (`ga4_provision_account`, with their yes and the business's country) or Google's own Analytics sign-up page — and wait; do not retry the create. What breaks: a property on a different time zone from the ad account splits one day's spend across two reporting days and the two never line up; changing it later fixes new data but not what was already collected.\n- The Analytics-to-Ads link is what lets Analytics key events be imported into Google Ads as conversions. It is one route to conversions, not the only one: conversions tracked directly in Google Ads work without it. Read the property's Google Ads links first (`ga4_list_google_ads_links`): if the account is already linked, say so and stop. Otherwise propose the link (`ga4_create_google_ads_link`), with sharing of Analytics audiences into Google Ads left off unless they ask for it, and tell them this connector cannot remove a link afterwards — in Analytics, at the time of writing, it is removed under Admin, then Product links. What breaks: without the link, nothing Analytics counts can reach Google Ads — the events are stranded on the Analytics side, and conversion tracking has nothing to import.\n- Search Console links to Analytics separately. It is not needed for conversions, so it never blocks the path to a first campaign.\n\nEvery link and every property is verified by reading it back — for a property, list the account's properties; for a Google Ads link, list the property's Google Ads links and look for the account — never by assuming the create call worked. If the read-back does not show it, say that, and name where the customer can look in Google's own screens (in Analytics, at the time of writing: Admin, then Product links).\n\nWhat it unlocked: paid and organic visits in one report, and key events that can become Google Ads conversions. What is next: measuring or launching, and which one depends on what they have.\n\n### 5. Say what they now own\n\nA short inventory, from what you read back and not from what you intended, in Google's own names: each account by the name Google Ads labels it, never by its number; each property by its name in Analytics; each link by where it shows in Analytics. Then the one next step and a sentence on why it fits their situation: building a first campaign (the `adcopilot-launch` skill) if there is no campaign yet and they want traffic; setting up conversion tracking (the `adcopilot-measure` skill) if a site with actions worth counting has no conversion tracking yet. One, not both. If neither fits because a campaign is already running with results being counted, say so and leave it there; a good first question to ask next is how their ads have done lately.\n\nWhat breaks: an inventory written from what you intended rather than what you read back lists a link that is not there, and the next skill builds on it. What it unlocked: this is the ledger the next skill starts from, so nothing has to be rediscovered. What is next: the one step above, for the reason given.\n\n## A product you do not recognise\n\nIf `get_org_context` reports a product this skill does not mention, that is expected — it means AdCopilot connected something after this plugin was written. Describe it from the server's own description, offer it in the same shape as the rest — wherever the reply names another product in its state, it is named there too — and do not apologise for it or call it new.\n\n## Daily check-ins\n\nThis skill sets nothing up on a schedule. If the customer asks about a daily check, tell them only what the server's answer reports about AdCopilot's own emailed daily check-in, and if it reports none, say you cannot confirm one from here. That check-in only reads the account; it is paused or resumed on the Routine card on their AdCopilot Home page at `https://app.adcopilot.cloud`, not in this conversation.\n\n## Limits\n\nThis file names no plans. If the customer asks about a limit, or why something is unavailable, answer in a sentence or two from what the server reports for their workspace. When a call is refused at the daily limit, give what this conversation already holds, then the server's own line about the limit, word for word, every time, and do not retry the call.\n"
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