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OAuth instead of pasted credentials
The client connection is completed through OAuth; the public endpoint URL itself is not a secret or credential.
You choose what your AI can do. It never reaches more than you can, and one switch turns it off. Adstudio MCP uses OAuth and a personal connection that follows the workspaces you are a member of now and in the future.
Personal OAuth
Workspace membership
Your access level
Selected account
The connection has visible gates
OAuth connects the client without asking you to paste an access token into chat. Discover active integrations, then select the workspace, platform, and account for each scoped read.
In Adstudio Settings → MCP you choose Read only or Read and write. Write only applies where Adstudio has a verified way to make the change, and only in workspaces where you are an admin. Turn MCP access off and every connected AI loses access at once. If a returned scope looks wrong, contact Support.
Grounded work, less context switching
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The client connection is completed through OAuth; the public endpoint URL itself is not a secret or credential.
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A personal connection spans workspaces you are a member of now and in the future, but never exceeds your own role in each one.
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Responses name provider and selected account, with period, currency, attribution, freshness, truncation, and unresolved coverage where relevant.
Connection, with boundaries
A useful answer starts with a connection whose scope is clear.
In Adstudio Settings → MCP, create your personal connection.
Pick Read only or Read and write. Your Adstudio role stays the limit.
Discover accounts, then explicitly name the workspace, platform, and account for a scoped read.
FAQ
Adstudio MCP
Connect once, choose the account you mean, and keep the source context attached to every result.