marketing

Adspirer Ads Agent connects to Google Ads, Meta (Facebook/Instagram), TikTok and LinkedIn accounts and exposes 91 tools you can call by chat. It reads account structure, pulls campaigns, ad sets, ads, keywords and audience signals. You can ask it to research keywords, map search queries to intents, generate headlines and descriptions, build responsive search ads, and draft creative briefs for image or video assets. Tell it to create campaigns with budgets, bids and schedules, set audience targeting and exclusions, add UTM parameters, and push live changes. It runs A/B test setups, applies automated bid rules, pauses low-ROI ads, increases budget for top performers, and fetches performance slices by campaign, creative or keyword. It also exports CSVs, generates consolidated cross-platform reports, and surfaces anomaly alerts when cost or conversions spike. It supports multi-account flows, reads conversion tracking, maps events across platforms, and stores change logs so reviewers can audit who ran which update. You can import campaign templates, export campaign builds, and sync creatives from a shared folder. The agent uses API credentials you provide and limits actions according to account permissions. In practice a growth manager saves time by asking the agent to run weekly optimizations, generate a single cross-platform report, and apply budget moves without switching between four web dash‑boards — cutting several hours of manual copying and reconciliation each week.

Reads your repository and builds a concrete tracking plan: it scans front-end and back-end code, finds UI interactions, API endpoints, and database writes, and maps them to events, properties, and user traits. You get a structured schema that lists event names, required and optional properties, data types, and where each event should fire in code. It uses seven slash commands to run targeted tasks and a background agent that watches for code changes and rescans incrementally. Generates ready-to-install instrumentation: it spits out SDK wrapper code, helper functions, and example calls for over 25 analytics platforms including Segment, Amplitude, Mixpanel, and PostHog. It also creates type definitions and unit-test stubs so your devs can import tracking helpers, run tests, and avoid raw string event names scattered across files. You can pick platform-specific options or a neutral interface for multi-tool setups. Reports gaps and duplicates: the tool flags missing properties, inconsistent naming, and events that look redundant across pages or services. It produces a changelog of what it added or updated and links findings back to source files and git commits so reviewers can approve instrumentation PRs alongside feature code. Imagine a PM wanting weekly funnel numbers: instead of context-switching into analytics UIs and hunting for missing events, the team runs a slash command, reviews the generated schema and wrapper code, and merges instrumented changes with CI tests. That saves hours of back-and-forth and prevents shipping features without the right telemetry.

Postiz connects Claude Code to 28+ social platforms so you can schedule and publish from the command line. It handles OAuth account linking, token refresh, media uploads, and platform-specific fields (captions, hashtags, alt text, thumbnails) so you don't open a browser to post. You can create drafts, set publish times, and queue recurring posts across X, LinkedIn, TikTok, Instagram, YouTube and many more. The plugin reads CSV or JSON batches, maps columns to post fields, and uploads assets while respecting platform rate limits and retry policies. It records post IDs, timestamps, and delivery status, and exposes analytics like impressions, clicks, engagement rate, and watch time. You can export results to CSV or push them to a webhook for downstream reporting. Postiz generates campaign groups, applies templates and UTM parameters, and runs A/B test variants by swapping captions or thumbnails. It watches job status, surfaces errors with logs, and supports scheduled edits and deletes so you can correct a mistake before a post goes live. For a product launch, use Claude Code to batch-upload launch copy and video, schedule staggered posts to X, LinkedIn, TikTok and YouTube, and pull performance into a CSV — all without switching between platform dashboards, saving hours of manual uploads and tracking.