NotFair

Connect Google Ads to Codex so it can do real account work

NotFair gives Codex a safe Google Ads tool layer: live account reads, structured diagnostics, and approval-gated writes for the changes you choose to ship.

Give Codex live Google Ads context without custom API work
Turn account audits into concrete negative, bid, budget, and campaign-state edits
Keep every action reviewable before and after it reaches Google Ads

Ready to connect your Google Ads account?

Start with the main product flow, then use your preferred AI client to inspect campaigns and review optimization ideas.

Connect Google Ads for Codex

Why Codex needs structured Google Ads tools

Codex is useful when it can inspect real data and operate through typed tools. NotFair provides the Google Ads MCP surface so Codex can reason over campaigns and prepare account changes without brittle scripts or pasted exports.

Best first workflow for Codex

Start by asking Codex to run a wasted-spend review, identify search terms worth excluding, then draft a minimal negative keyword change with evidence and risk notes.

From analysis to approved write

The NotFair workflow is intentionally narrow: diagnose, rank opportunities, draft the smallest credible change, approve it, then review impact later. That maps well to Codex because the model can handle structured reasoning while NotFair constrains the mutation surface.

  • Read account setup and recent performance
  • Find search terms, keywords, or campaigns causing waste
  • Draft one explicit write instead of a vague recommendation
  • Review the change record before and after execution

Example workflows

Prompts that lead to real account work

Search term cleanup

Find search terms with spend and no conversions, group them by intent, and draft negative keyword candidates with match types.

A concrete negative-keyword write plan ready for human review.

Budget pacing review

Compare campaign spend, conversions, CPA, and budget limits. Recommend which budgets should be held, reduced, or increased.

A budget decision brief with clear risk and expected impact.

Recent change audit

List recent account changes and compare performance before and after. Flag likely regressions and possible rollbacks.

A focused follow-up plan instead of a generic account audit.

FAQ

Short answers to the most common questions around this workflow.

Can Codex manage Google Ads through NotFair?

Codex can use NotFair's MCP tools to inspect Google Ads, recommend fixes, draft changes, and execute approved writes where the operator allows it.

Do I need to build my own Google Ads MCP server?

No. NotFair provides the Google Ads connection, MCP-compatible tool surface, OAuth flow, and write safeguards so you do not need to maintain your own integration.

What should I ask Codex first?

Ask for a wasted-spend and search-term review. It is narrow, measurable, and often leads to a safe first approved write.