Plug-and-play Meta (Facebook + Instagram) ads automation, drivable from the terminal or Claude Code, with AI creative generation.
Project description
adkit
Plug-and-play Meta (Facebook + Instagram) ads automation.
Drive your entire ad chain from the terminal or from Claude Code, with AI-generated creative. Bring your own keys.
verify · targeting · generate · campaign · adset · creative · ad · leadform · automate
Launching Meta ads through the Marketing API is fiddly: tokens and scopes, the Page to Instagram link, targeting IDs, creative uploads, the campaign to ad-set to creative to ad chain, and the ever-present risk of accidentally spending money. adkit turns that into a handful of clean commands, plus one command that builds a whole campaign from a single brief file. It is safe by default: every object is created PAUSED, and the end-to-end automation is dry-run until you explicitly say go.
It also plugs straight into Claude Code, so you can run your ads by talking to an agent, with cost and safety guardrails built in.
Try it in 30 seconds (no account needed)
pipx install meta-adkit # or: pip install meta-adkit
adkit demo
adkit demo prints the exact plan adkit would build from a brief. It writes nothing, calls nothing, and needs no Meta account or API keys, so you can see the whole flow before you set anything up:
=== adkit demo [DRY RUN] ===
objective=OUTCOME_TRAFFIC
campaign: Example | TOF | Traffic
adset: Agent builders budget=2500 (minor units)
ad: Expensive chatbot [image] cta=LEARN_MORE
ad: Buy vs build [image] cta=SIGN_UP
When you're ready to run it on a real account, adkit init my-brief.yaml writes a starter brief and adkit verify walks you through connecting Meta.
The command is
adkit; the PyPI package ismeta-adkit(the nameadkitwas already taken).
Why adkit
- One brief, one command. Describe a campaign in YAML and
adkit automate launchbuilds the campaign, ad sets, creatives, and ads for you. - AI creative, cost-aware. Generate feed images and Reels videos with
adkit generate, with a running spend log so you always know what a run cost. - Safe by construction. Objects are created PAUSED. The one command that spends (
ad activate) and the ones that generate media are the only ones that cost anything, and they say so. - Bring your own keys, keep them yours. Every secret is read from a local
.envthat is gitignored. Nothing sensitive is ever committed. See SECURITY.md. - Claude Code native. Ships a skill and slash commands so an agent can drive it end to end.
Install
Pick whichever fits how you want to use it.
As a command-line tool (isolated, recommended):
pipx install "meta-adkit[yaml]" # or: uvx --from "meta-adkit[yaml]" adkit --help
As a library or to hack on it:
git clone https://github.com/jatinjain25/adkit
cd adkit
pip install -e ".[dev]" # dev extra = yaml + mcp + pytest + ruff
As a Claude Code plugin (adds the slash commands, skill, and MCP server in one step):
# in Claude Code
/plugin marketplace add jatinjain25/adkit
/plugin install adkit
Connect your Meta account (when you're ready to go live)
Everything above works with no account. To build on a real ad account, configure your credentials once:
cp .env.example .env # fill in your own values, never commit .env
adkit looks for .env in your current directory (and its parents), then in
~/.config/adkit/.env, so it works the same whether you installed from a clone,
via pipx, or as a Claude Code plugin. Put a .env in the project you run adkit
from, or a user-wide one at ~/.config/adkit/.env. ADKIT_ENV=/path/to/.env
overrides everything. adkit verify prints which file it loaded.
You need a Meta app with a token that has ads and pages scopes, an ad account, and a Page linked to an Instagram account. Walkthrough: docs/setup-token.md.
For AI creative generation you also need a GEMINI_API_KEY and the gemskills toolkit. That part is optional; the ad automation works without it. To run adkit as an MCP server, install the mcp extra: pipx install "meta-adkit[mcp]", then point your agent at the adkit-mcp command.
60-second tour
# 1. Confirm your credentials, scopes, IG link, and ad account are healthy
adkit verify
# 2. Find targeting IDs
adkit targeting search "LangChain"
adkit targeting search "CTO" --type adworkposition
# 3. Generate a creative (prints the ~cost first; logs spend)
adkit generate image "Dark developer-brand ad, bold headline 'Give your AI a memory'" \
--out creatives/hook.png --aspect 1:1
# 4. Launch a whole campaign from a brief. Dry run first (writes nothing):
adkit automate launch --brief examples/briefs/example.yaml
# Then build it for real. Everything is created PAUSED:
adkit automate launch --brief examples/briefs/example.yaml --go
# 5. When you are ready to spend, go live. This flips the ad AND its parent
# ad set and campaign to ACTIVE (all three must be active to deliver):
adkit ad activate --ad-id <id>
The brief
A brief is a declarative description of a campaign. adkit reads it top to bottom and creates each object, optionally generating the creative first.
campaign:
name: "Example | TOF | Traffic"
objective: OUTCOME_TRAFFIC
daily_budget: 5000 # minor units: 5000 = $50.00
adsets:
- name: "Agent builders"
daily_budget: 2500
countries: [US, GB, CA]
interest_ids: [] # from `adkit targeting search`
ads:
- name: "Expensive chatbot"
message: "Your agent forgets every user. Add memory in one API call."
headline: "Give your product a memory"
link: "https://example.com"
cta: LEARN_MORE
image: "creatives/hook.png"
# or generate it on the fly:
# generate: { type: image, prompt: "...", aspect: "1:1" }
Full example with comments: examples/briefs/example.yaml.
Drive it from Claude Code
adkit ships a .claude/ folder with a skill and two slash commands, so an agent can operate your account with the same guardrails:
/launch-campaign <plain-language brief>drafts a brief, dry-runs it, and waits for your go./make-creative <description>writes a prompt, tells you the cost, and generates the asset.
The skill teaches Claude the golden rules: read-only commands are free, creation is PAUSED and safe, and only ad activate and generate cost money or go live. More in docs/claude-code.md.
Use it as a library
Every operation is a plain function in adkit.core, so you can build adkit into your own code:
from adkit import core
core.verify_credentials() # health check
ids = core.search_targeting("LangChain") # find interest IDs
camp = core.create_campaign("My campaign", objective="OUTCOME_TRAFFIC")
core.launch_from_brief(brief_dict, go=True) # or build a whole campaign
The CLI and the MCP server are both thin layers over these functions, so there is one implementation of each operation.
Use it as an MCP server
Any MCP-capable agent (Claude Code, Cursor, Claude Desktop, or your own app) can drive adkit. Install the mcp extra so the adkit-mcp command exists:
pipx install "meta-adkit[mcp]"
Claude Code — one line:
claude mcp add adkit -- adkit-mcp
Any MCP client — drop this into your client's config (e.g. ~/.cursor/mcp.json, or Claude Desktop's config):
{
"mcpServers": {
"adkit": {
"command": "adkit-mcp"
}
}
}
It exposes tools like verify, search_targeting, create_campaign, launch_brief, and generate_image. The tool descriptions carry the same safety notes: creation is PAUSED, and the tools that cost money or go live say so. Actions that spend money or start delivery (activate_ad, generate_image, generate_video, launch_brief --go) are refused unless the operator sets ADKIT_ALLOW_SPEND=1 in the server's environment, so an auto-approving client or a prompt injection can't spend on your behalf.
Commands
| Command | What it does |
|---|---|
adkit demo |
Dry-run the whole flow with no account or keys. Start here. |
adkit init [brief.yaml] |
Write a starter campaign brief you can edit. |
adkit verify |
Check token validity, scopes, Page to Instagram link, ad account. |
adkit targeting search |
Look up interest and job-title IDs from Meta's taxonomy. |
adkit generate image | video | spend |
Generate AI creative and see spend. |
adkit campaign create | activate | pause | list |
Create, toggle, and list campaigns. |
adkit adset create | activate | pause | list |
Create ad sets with targeting; toggle them. |
adkit creative create | list |
Build image or video creatives. |
adkit ad create | activate | pause | list |
Build ads; activate takes the whole ad→set→campaign chain live. |
adkit leadform create | list |
Create Instant Forms for lead-gen. |
adkit automate launch |
Build a whole campaign from a brief (dry run unless --go). |
Safety model
- Nothing spends by accident. Campaigns, ad sets, and ads are all created PAUSED. A Meta ad only delivers when the ad, its ad set, and its campaign are all ACTIVE, so
adkit ad activateflips the whole chain live in one step (other ads in the set stay PAUSED). Use--ad-onlyto flip just the ad. - Dry run by default.
automate launchprints the plan and writes nothing until--go. - Costs are surfaced.
generateprints an estimate before it runs and logs every call tocreatives/.spend.log. - Secrets stay local. All credentials come from
.env(gitignored). See SECURITY.md.
Contributing
Issues and pull requests are welcome. See CONTRIBUTING.md. adkit is MIT licensed.
Acknowledgements
AI creative generation is powered by gemskills (Gemini images and Veo video).
Built by Jatin Jain, who got tired of clicking through Ads Manager. If adkit saved you some clicks, a star helps others find it.
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