Connect to GhostEngine in seconds

In Claude, the performance report, TrueUp report, incrementality detail, and campaign status open as interactive views.

1. 1In the GhostEngine dashboard, open AI Agents and create a key.
2. 2Choose its access level and daily spend cap.
3. 3Send it as a bearer token: Authorization: Bearer gemcp_...

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "ghostengine": {
      "url": "https://api.ghostengine.ai/api/v1/mcp",
      "headers": {
        "Authorization": "Bearer gemcp_..."
      }
    }
  }
}

The key is shown once. GhostEngine stores only a hash of it. Keys expire after 90 days by default, and you can set up to 365 days.

An agent can start signup for you. It asks GhostEngine to email you an approval link. You open the link, create your account, accept the terms, choose a plan, set the agent's access level and daily cap, and add a card on a Stripe-hosted page. The agent gets access only after you approve.

A GhostEngine account with an active plan or trial.

To launch: at least one connected channel, confirmed creative, and a budget that meets each platform's minimum for your flight length. The readiness check lists anything missing.

You connect Meta, TikTok, and Reddit yourself through a link the agent creates. Google does not need a connection.

Access levels. Each connection has a set of permissions:

When you sign in with OAuth, owners and admins get Read and Execute. Other members get Read only.

Confirmation. Every action that changes a live campaign or commits money requires explicit confirmation from the agent (confirm: true). Actions that commit money also need an idempotency key, so a retried request never runs twice.

Daily spend cap. Launching, resuming a flight, and raising the budget count against a daily cap set per connection. A connection with no cap cannot run these actions. New OAuth connections start with no cap; an owner or admin sets one under AI Agents in the dashboard.

Guardrails stay on. The agent goes through the same checks as the dashboard: launch readiness, platform budget minimums, flight end dates, and locks while an incrementality test is running. Archiving requires the campaign to be paused first.

Wallet top-ups. Not available through OAuth connectors such as Claude and ChatGPT. Top up in the dashboard, or with an API key that has Billing permission.

Rate limits. 60 requests per minute per connection. Repeated failed sign-ins from the same IP are blocked temporarily.

Audit log. Every tool call, successful or not, is logged with your organization and the connection that made it. Inputs are stored as a hash, not in raw form.

Data scope. A connection only sees its own organization. The organization is taken from the sign-in or key, never from the request.

Open AI Agents in the GhostEngine dashboard to:

See every API key and connected OAuth client, with last-used time.

Change permissions or the daily spend cap.

Revoke a key or connection. It stops working immediately.

You can also remove the connector in Claude or ChatGPT. That stops the client from calling GhostEngine, but revoking in the dashboard is what ends the access on our side.