Facebook Ad Library MCP
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Scored across 9 tools
Most tools have clearly distinct roles: list_advertisers resolves a brand to a Page, search_ads finds ads, get_ad fetches one ad, and diff_advertiser tracks change over time. The cluster around examining a single ad's creative (get_ad, view_ad_creative, transcribe_ad) has mild overlap, but each is scoped to a different output (metadata, images, speech), so descriptions keep them separable.
The dominant pattern is verb_noun (search_ads, list_advertisers, get_ad, transcribe_ad, view_ad_creative, diff_advertiser, get_eu_transparency). Two tools break it with noun phrases (ad_library_url, backend_status), but they remain readable and the overall convention is predictable.
Nine tools is well-scoped for a read-only Ad Library exploration domain. Each tool covers a distinct capability (search, resolve, fetch, transcribe, visualize, diff, EU data, diagnostics) with no filler.
The surface covers the core lifecycle of a public ad-research workflow: finding advertisers, searching, inspecting single ads, viewing creatives, transcribing, diffing over time, and EU transparency data, plus a diagnostics tool. Minor gaps exist (no explicit pagination/export or bulk creative handling), but nothing blocks typical agent workflows.