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Cortex Google Ads

Verified · npm:@akson

MCP server by antoineschaller · updated · 196 downloads a week

Score 62

Google Ads API client and MCP server for Cortex ecosystem Cortex Google Ads is published by npm:@akson from its verified domain in the official MCP Registry.

Licence

No licence found, so reuse rights are unclear

Quality

Published package or server URL, original repository

Security

Not checked yet. What we check

Install Cortex Google Ads

Built from the published package, never by AI
claude mcp add cortex-google-ads -- npx -y @akson/cortex-google-ads

Run in your terminal. Add --scope user to use it in every project.

Step-by-step: install Cortex Google Ads in Claude Code

MCP servers run with your permissions and can read what you give them access to. Some need an API key: check the README and add it under env in the cortex-google-ads block.

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Cortex Google Ads: common questions

How do I install Cortex Google Ads?

In Claude Code run claude mcp add cortex-google-ads -- npx -y @akson/cortex-google-ads. For Claude Desktop, Cursor and VS Code, paste the config shown above and restart. See the install guides.

Is Cortex Google Ads the official server?

Cortex Google Ads is published by npm:@akson from its verified domain in the official MCP Registry.

Is Cortex Google Ads free?

The code is public, but no licence file was found, so check the repository before commercial use.

Is Cortex Google Ads safe to use?

It scores 62 of 100. Grades: licence F, quality D. The security check has not run for it yet. Review the code before you install. How grades work.

What are alternatives to Cortex Google Ads?

Similar MCP servers: Plunk MCP, Thesvg MCP Server, openshorts, TokPortal.

Does Cortex Google Ads work with ChatGPT?

Not directly. It runs locally, and ChatGPT only connects to remote servers with a URL. Use it in Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor, VS Code or Codex.