google-ads-write-mcp
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Scored across 22 tools
Each tool clearly targets a distinct Google Ads entity or lifecycle action: campaign creation, ad group addition, keyword/negative keyword management, RSA create/update, asset extensions, bid/budget settings, and removal. The only near-overlap, set_campaign_final_url_suffix versus set_final_urls, is clearly separated by campaign-level vs ad/ad-group/asset-level scope.
The majority of tools follow a clear snake_case verb_noun pattern using create_, add_, set_, update_, and remove_. The exceptions are keyword_ideas and audit_log_tail, which are noun-phrase read/utility tools, and the create_/ add_ distinction is subtle, so the set is mostly consistent but not perfectly uniform.
At 22 tools, the server sits in the heavy range and feels larger than the typical well-scoped toolset. However, the count is understandable given the breadth of Google Ads write operations, and most tools cover distinct, non-redundant actions.
The surface covers the core Search campaign lifecycle: create campaign/ad group/RSA, manage keywords and negatives, attach sitelinks/callouts/snippets/image/business assets, update budget/bids/status/final URLs, and remove entities. Minor gaps remain, such as keyword bid updates and in-place extension edits, but they can be worked around with remove/re-add.