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    Enables AI agents and terminal workflows to read FluentCRM contacts, campaigns and automations, FluentCommunity spaces, feeds, comments and member analytics, and Fluent Forms definitions, submissions and stats, while applying only reviewed native changes. It supports multiple isolated private site profiles authenticated with WordPress Application Passwords, and provides approval-gated cross-plugin batches plus bounded, privately stored snapshots.
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    Enables AI agents and terminal clients to manage subscribers, draft campaigns, workflows, custom fields, webhooks, and private account profiles with shared read/write safeguards.
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    Read Google Search Console analytics, inspect indexed URLs, and monitor sitemaps from your terminal or AI agent.
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    MCP server for managing ad campaigns across Google Ads, Meta, and more. Enables deploying campaigns, checking performance, and managing budgets from terminal or AI assistants.
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    Enables AI agents and terminal users to query LinkedIn Ads (Marketing API) data locally with their own token, covering ad accounts, campaigns, campaign groups, performance metrics, demographic breakdowns, creatives, lead form counts, and campaign targeting. All operations are read-only GET requests, so nothing can be created, edited, paused, or deleted, and lead response details are never fetched.
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    Enables AI agents and terminal users to pull Google's own search-demand figures—monthly volume, 24-month history, true year-over-year, seasonality, competition and top-of-page bid ranges—for keywords they name or discover from seeds, a page URL or a whole site, plus place-name geotargeting. It is strictly read-only, never creating campaigns or spending money, and keeps "no data" distinct from zero searches.
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