LinkedIn Ads

Retrieves and displays the user's LinkedIn Ad Accounts for selection. Use this tool whenever the user asks about their ad accounts, wants to see their accounts, or needs to choose an account. This tool fetches its own data directly — no input parameters required. Only use find_linkedin_ad_accounts when you already know which account the user wants (by name or ID) and need to match it before chaining to another tool.

browse_linkedin_ad_accounts

Retrieves and displays ad sets for a LinkedIn Ad Account as a multi-select widget with summary metrics (spend, clicks, impressions, budget) per ad set. Use this tool when the user wants to see, list, or browse ad sets, view ad set metrics or stats, change the time range for ad set analytics data, or select ad sets to compare — the widget lets the user select up to 5 ad sets for comparison. Do NOT use this tool when the user wants to view ads — use select_linkedin_ad_set instead. Only use show_linkedin_ad_set_performance when the user explicitly asks for a detailed time-series performance chart for specific ad sets. This tool fetches its own data directly — pass accountId and optional days. Only use find_linkedin_ad_sets when you already know which ad set the user wants (by name or ID) and need to match it before chaining to another tool. Requires an account ID. If missing, call browse_linkedin_ad_accounts to let the user select one. Do not auto-select an account. When the user specifies a fixed period (e.g., 'December 2025', 'Q4 2025'), pass startDate and endDate. For 'last N days' queries, use the days parameter. If the `days` parameter was used in a previous tool call in this conversation, reuse the same `days` value here unless the user specifies a different time range.

browse_linkedin_ad_sets

Retrieves and displays ads for a LinkedIn ad set as a visual widget with summary metrics (spend, clicks, impressions) per ad. Use this tool whenever the user asks to see, list, or browse ads for an ad set, view ad metrics or stats, or change the time range for ad analytics data. This tool fetches its own data directly — pass accountId, adSetId, and optional days. Only use find_linkedin_ads when you already know which ad the user wants (by name or ID) and need to match it before chaining to another tool. Only use show_linkedin_ad_performance when the user explicitly asks for a detailed time-series performance chart for specific ads. Requires an account ID and an ad set ID. If ad set ID is missing, call select_linkedin_ad_set to let the user browse and select an ad set. If account ID is missing, call browse_linkedin_ad_accounts to let the user select one. Do not auto-select an account. When the user specifies a fixed period (e.g., 'December 2025', 'Q4 2025'), pass startDate and endDate. For 'last N days' queries, use the days parameter. If the `days` parameter was used in a previous tool call in this conversation, reuse the same `days` value here unless the user specifies a different time range.

browse_linkedin_ads

Finds a LinkedIn Ad Account by name or ID (data only, no UI). Use this tool only when the user already specified which account they want (by name or ID). If the user did NOT specify an account, call browse_linkedin_ad_accounts instead to let them browse and select visually.

find_linkedin_ad_accounts

Retrieves ad sets for a LinkedIn Ad Account with performance metrics (data only, no UI). Use this tool only when the user already specified which ad set they want (by name or ID) and you need to match it before chaining to another tool. If the user did NOT specify an ad set, call browse_linkedin_ad_sets (to compare ad set performance) or select_linkedin_ad_set (to pick one ad set for viewing ads) instead. Requires an account ID. If missing, call browse_linkedin_ad_accounts to let the user select one. Do not auto-select an account. When the user specifies a fixed period (e.g., 'December 2025', 'Q4 2025'), pass startDate and endDate. For 'last N days' queries, use the days parameter. If the `days` parameter was used in a previous tool call in this conversation, reuse the same `days` value here unless the user specifies a different time range.

find_linkedin_ad_sets

Retrieves ads for a LinkedIn ad set with performance metrics (data only, no UI). Use this tool only when the user already specified which ad they want (by name or ID) and you need to match it before chaining to another tool. If the user did NOT specify an ad, call browse_linkedin_ads instead to let them browse and select visually. Requires an account ID and an ad set ID. If ad set ID is missing, call select_linkedin_ad_set to let the user browse and select an ad set. If account ID is missing, call browse_linkedin_ad_accounts to let the user select one. Do not auto-select an account. When the user specifies a fixed period (e.g., 'December 2025', 'Q4 2025'), pass startDate and endDate. For 'last N days' queries, use the days parameter. If the `days` parameter was used in a previous tool call in this conversation, reuse the same `days` value here unless the user specifies a different time range.

find_linkedin_ads

Retrieves and displays ad sets for a LinkedIn Ad Account as a single-select widget with summary metrics (spend, clicks, impressions, budget) per ad set. Use this tool when the user wants to pick one ad set to view or analyze its ads, view ad set metrics or stats, or change the time range for ad set analytics data — the widget lets the user select a single ad set with radio buttons. Do NOT use this tool when the user wants to compare multiple ad sets — use browse_linkedin_ad_sets instead. This tool fetches its own data directly — pass accountId and optional days. Only use find_linkedin_ad_sets when you already know which ad set the user wants (by name or ID) and need to match it before chaining to another tool. Requires an account ID. If missing, call browse_linkedin_ad_accounts to let the user select one. Do not auto-select an account. When the user specifies a fixed period (e.g., 'December 2025', 'Q4 2025'), pass startDate and endDate. For 'last N days' queries, use the days parameter. If the `days` parameter was used in a previous tool call in this conversation, reuse the same `days` value here unless the user specifies a different time range.

select_linkedin_ad_set

Shows a detailed time-series performance chart for specific LinkedIn ads. Displays trends of impressions, clicks, CPM, CPC, CTR, and spend over time. Only use this tool when the user explicitly asks for a performance chart, trend analysis, or time-series breakdown for specific ads. Do NOT use this tool when the user asks to list, browse, or view summary metrics for ads — use browse_linkedin_ads instead. Supports two modes: (1) Single ad when one adId is provided, (2) Multi-ad comparison when multiple adIds are provided (max 5). Requires an account ID, an ad set ID, and at least one ad ID. If ad IDs are missing, call browse_linkedin_ads to let the user browse and select ads. If ad set ID is missing, call select_linkedin_ad_set to let the user browse and select an ad set. If account ID is missing, call browse_linkedin_ad_accounts to let the user select one. Do not auto-select an account. When the user specifies a fixed period (e.g., 'December 2025', 'Q4 2025'), pass startDate and endDate. For 'last N days' queries, use the days parameter. If the `days` parameter was used in a previous tool call in this conversation, reuse the same `days` value here unless the user specifies a different time range.

show_linkedin_ad_performance

Shows a detailed time-series performance chart for LinkedIn ad sets. Displays trends of impressions, clicks, CPM, CPC, CTR, and spend over time. Only use this tool when the user explicitly asks for a performance chart, trend analysis, or time-series breakdown for specific ad sets. Do NOT use this tool when the user asks to list, browse, or view summary metrics for ad sets — use browse_linkedin_ad_sets instead. Supports two modes: (1) Single ad set when one adSetId is provided, (2) Multi-ad set comparison when multiple adSetIds are provided (max 5). Requires an account ID and at least one ad set ID. If ad set IDs are missing, call browse_linkedin_ad_sets to let the user browse and select ad sets. If account ID is missing, call browse_linkedin_ad_accounts to let the user select one. Do not auto-select an account. When the user specifies a fixed period (e.g., 'December 2025', 'Q4 2025'), pass startDate and endDate. For 'last N days' queries, use the days parameter. If the `days` parameter was used in a previous tool call in this conversation, reuse the same `days` value here unless the user specifies a different time range.

show_linkedin_ad_set_performance