Roadmap: Google Ads toolkit — your agent as your growth operator

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We've been dogfooding this for a while: our own app-install campaigns are created, tuned, and reported by a coding agent — from a phone, through CodeAgent Mobile.

We're planning to ship it as an integration: connect your own Google Ads account (you bring your own API token — you stay in full control of your account and quota) and your agent handles your ad ops from any session:

• "How did the campaigns do this week?" → real reports, from anywhere
• "Create a $15/day install campaign for the US" → drafted and executed with your approval
• Safety-first by design: read-only reporting by default, and every money-touching change goes through the same tap-to-approve flow you already use for code changes. No billing tools, ever.

No dates yet — it's on the roadmap after the current cycle.

We'd love input:

1. Would you use this? What's your monthly ad spend context (rough order: $0 / <$500 / more)?
2. What should the agent handle first — reporting, campaign creation, keyword tuning, budget alerts?
3. Any other ad platforms you'd want after Google (Meta, Apple Search Ads, Reddit)?

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This is exactly where the industry is heading — we've been running a similar setup for our own campaigns, but the biggest bottleneck wasn't the agent logic, it was payment reliability. Google Ads consistently flagged our billing attempts until we switched to virtual cards that are pre-approved for ad spend and support multi-currency settlements.

What we found: even the best agent can't fix a declined payment at 2 AM. Having a dedicated card pool per campaign/country made our automated workflows actually autonomous — no manual top-ups, no sudden pauses.

To your questions:

· Spend context: 15k/month across US/EU
· Priority for agent: reporting first (builds trust), then budget alerts, then campaign creation
· Next platforms: Meta is a must — Apple Search Ads is underrated for SaaS

If you're exploring payment infrastructure for the agent's "wallet" layer, happy to share what worked/didn't work for us. Keep us posted on the roadmap!