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X Ads MCP server: connect X Ads to Claude and ChatGPT
Junction is an MCP server for X Ads. X Ads is the advertising platform of X, formerly Twitter, managed in Ads Manager and through the Ads API.
What Junction reads from X Ads
- Campaigns and their status
- Daily spend, impressions and clicks for the ad account
Answers come from your own account, with the platform and the time the data was read.
Questions you could ask about X Ads
- “What did we spend on X this week?”
- “How many impressions and clicks did the account get each day?”
- “Which campaigns are paused?”
Access it needs
Junction needs the four OAuth 1.0a values for your X developer app (consumer key and secret, access token and secret) and the ad account ID. The Ads API allows seven days of daily results per read.
Frequently asked questions
- Is there an MCP server for X Ads?
- Yes. Junction is an MCP server that connects X Ads to Claude and ChatGPT. You add one address to your AI tool, sign in, and ask about X Ads in plain English. The same address also covers your other platforms, so one question can compare them.
- Can the AI change anything in my X Ads account?
- No. Junction only reads. It cannot create, edit, pause or delete a campaign, an ad or a budget, and it never spends money. We also ask you to authorise it with the narrowest access that can read results.
- What access does Junction need for X Ads?
- Junction needs the four OAuth 1.0a values for your X developer app (consumer key and secret, access token and secret) and the ad account ID. The Ads API allows seven days of daily results per read.
- Do I need a separate connection for each X Ads account?
- You add each account you want to include as a connection, and each person sees only the accounts an administrator allows.
Run X Ads? Tell us.
We set each platform up with you and check the answers against what the platform itself shows.
Request early accessX Ads is a product of its respective owner. Junction is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by it; product names are used only to describe compatibility.