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One turn, then one next step
It reads every product you have connected, says plainly where the account stands, and names the one thing to do next.
- Live
- A read turn
- One next step
What it reads
Everything connected, in one pass
It looks across the products on the account before it says anything at all about any one of them.
- It is a read turn
- Nothing is created, changed or switched on while it works out where the account stands. A change is a separate instruction, given afterwards, in your own words.
- It reads across products, not one at a time
- A tag gone quiet explains a conversion number, and a conversion number explains a bid. It reads them together.4 Google products it reads from, each one when you have connected it
- It ends on one instruction
- Not twenty findings ranked by severity: the single next step, and the reason that one comes first.
- It is where the rest starts
- What you tell it about the business is saved for the next conversation, and the written prompts pick up from here.
The first turn
How the first turn reads
It reads, it says where the account stands, and it stops on the one instruction.
An illustrative first turn: the assistant reads four connected products.
Google Ads
campaigns · spend
Google Analytics
key events
Search Console
verified sites
Tag Manager
tags · triggers
first read, before any change
Where you stand
- Account
- live, spending daily
- Tracking
- one tag quiet for 11 days
- Search terms
- 18% of spend unchosen
- Schedule
- always on, results are not
Start with the quiet tag.
Illustrative session
Limits
What the first turn cannot do
Reading is the whole job; anything that changes an account waits for you to ask.
Nothing changes until you allow it in your AI client — approval is your client's own tool-permission prompt. If you tell your client to always allow a tool, it will run that tool without asking again — which is why the limits that hold either way are server-side: it cannot delete, it cannot publish a container, it will not switch on the campaign it built, and it asks for your budget before it builds.
- It will not change anything
- Approval for a write belongs to your AI client, not to this page, and the fences that hold either way are on our server.
- It cannot delete
- The removal tools are implemented in our fork and are never registered for a hosted connector, so they are not in the list your assistant receives.4 Google Ads removal tools as of v2.16.0, withheld from every hosted connector
- It is not a report you file
- It is a conversation: ask it why, and it answers from the same account it has just read.
Ask
What would you want it to read?
Tell us what your first ten minutes with an account look like and we will answer honestly.