Connect an assistant

AdvisorPPC in Grok

Grok connects to the same hosted AdvisorPPC endpoint as Cursor and other MCP clients. One AdvisorPPC account, one plan, and the same authorized Google accounts across every assistant you connect.

Grok MCP endpoint https://tiktok.advisorppc.com/mcp

How do I add the connector on grok.com?

  1. Open grok.com/connectors and choose New Connector, then Custom.
  2. Name it AdvisorPPC and paste the endpoint above.
  3. Leave authentication set to OAuth. There is no API key or secret to paste: Grok registers itself.
  4. Save and connect. Grok opens the AdvisorPPC consent screen in your browser.
  5. Sign in or create your free AdvisorPPC account and approve the connection.
  6. Back in a Grok chat, turn the AdvisorPPC connector on and ask for your Google Ads accounts.

Loading the endpoint in a browser tab returns 401 Unauthorized. That is expected for an MCP endpoint and does not mean the connector is down.

How do I add it to the Grok CLI?

Run this once in a terminal:

grok mcp add --transport http advisorppc https://tiktok.advisorppc.com/mcp

Start grok. It asks you to sign in to AdvisorPPC in your browser; approve it and the CLI keeps the login. Afterwards grok mcp doctor advisorppc shows the handshake and the tool count. If it reports Auth required, the sign-in has not happened yet. Add --scope project to save the server for one project only.

Connecting from another command line agent

Any MCP capable agent can use the same endpoint. In Claude Code, for example:

claude mcp add --transport http advisorppc https://tiktok.advisorppc.com/mcp

The agent then walks you through the same browser OAuth flow. Claude Code users can install the packaged plugin instead, which is described on the getting started page.

Then what?

Link a Google account in dashboard settings if you have not already, then ask Grok about your accounts in plain language: run a Google Ads audit, find wasted ad spend, pull a search terms report, or check GA4 conversions. Grok sees a short list of entry tools plus atm_search_tools, which finds any other AdvisorPPC tool by name. What is available in each area is on the capabilities page, and what your plan allows is on plans and limits.