Koast

Koast connects your assistant to your own Meta ad accounts, so it can read real performance and make real changes instead of guessing.

Ask how ad sets performed, which ads stopped delivering and why, where budget is pacing off, or which creatives are fatiguing. Build a campaign from a structure template, move a batch through your pipeline, adjust budgets, and prepare a launch for sign-off. On clients that support interactive views, results come back as a readable panel -- a campaign tree, a metrics table, a delivery triage -- rather than a wall of JSON.

What your assistant can see and do is filtered on every request: by the permission you granted the connection, by your role on the team, by your plan, and by what the brand's ad provider supports. A read-only connection sees 33 tools; a full read, write and publish connection sees the whole surface. Publishing is a separate permission again, and the publishing tools stay hidden until you set a spend ceiling on the connection -- so an assistant can draft an entire launch and still not be able to push it live.

The same tools are also available as a command line client, so the assistant, the CLI and Koast's own agent cannot drift apart.