NotFair Google Ads Agent

NotFair Google Ads agent for OpenClaw. Diagnose live Google Ads accounts, audit wasted spend, review search terms, draft negative keywords, inspect policy errors, and propose approval-gated campaign changes through NotFair's hosted MCP server.

Use this skill when the user asks to manage, audit, diagnose, or optimize Google Ads through NotFair.

Setup

openclaw plugins install openclaw-notfair
openclaw notfair login
openclaw notfair connect
openclaw notfair status

If the plugin is not authenticated, ask the user to run openclaw notfair login.

Available OpenClaw Tools

• notfair_list_connected_accounts - list connected Google Ads accounts.
• notfair_run_script - run read-only JavaScript analysis against Google Ads data.
• notfair_google_ads_tool - call a specific NotFair MCP tool by exact name and JSON arguments.

Safety Model

• Read-only analysis can run without extra approval.
• Any Google Ads write must be explicitly approved by the user before execution.
• Treat budget increases, campaign creation, campaign enabling, bid changes, and keyword/ad mutations as external money-affecting side effects.
• Prefer creating paused/draft changes when a tool supports it.
• Never delete or remove entities unless the user explicitly requests the destructive action and confirms scope.

Default Workflow

1. Call notfair_list_connected_accounts when account context is unclear.
2. Use notfair_run_script for broad diagnosis and reporting.
3. Use notfair_google_ads_tool for specific NotFair tools such as keyword ideas, search term analysis, negative keywords, campaign updates, or policy-error fixes.
4. Present findings and proposed actions before writes.
5. After an approved write, verify the resulting Google Ads state.

Example Read-Only Script

const campaigns = await ads.gaql("SELECT campaign.id, campaign.name, campaign.status, metrics.cost_micros, metrics.clicks, metrics.conversions FROM campaign WHERE segments.date DURING LAST_30_DAYS ORDER BY metrics.cost_micros DESC LIMIT 20");
return campaigns.rows.map((row) => ({
  id: row.campaign.id,
  name: row.campaign.name,
  status: row.campaign.status,
  spend: row.metrics.cost_micros / 1000000,
  clicks: row.metrics.clicks,
  conversions: row.metrics.conversions
}));