Google Ads MCP Server
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Scored across 3 tools
Each tool has a clearly distinct purpose: listing accessible customers, discovering resource metadata, and executing a search query. Their descriptions reinforce the boundaries, and there is no overlap in functionality.
All tools use snake_case with a category prefix (customers_, metadata_, search_), and the first two follow a prefix_verb_noun pattern. However, 'search_search' is redundant and breaks the pattern, and the first two repeat the category noun inside the object.
Three tools is minimal but each earns its place in a read-only query workflow: discover customers, discover fields, and query data. For a server named 'Google Ads MCP Server', however, it feels thin given the breadth of the Ads API.
The surface covers the essential steps for querying Google Ads data: finding customer IDs, discovering selectable/filterable fields, and running searches. It lacks any write or mutation operations, which may be a gap if broader ad management is expected.