Adnami has launched the beta version of its Model Context Protocol (MCP) server, allowing users to connect their Adnami accounts to their existing AI assistants and manage campaign workflows using natural language.

The integration brings Adnami's capabilities into tools users already work with, including ChatGPT, Claude, VS Code, and Claude Code. Users can ask their AI assistant to find creatives, build campaigns, analyse performance, generate reports, and manage their Adnami Supply Agents – without having to switch between platforms.

"AI is changing how people interact with technology and get work done. By bringing the Adnami platform into the AI tools people already use, we're making campaign workflows more accessible, efficient and connected," says Simon Kvist, CEO at Adnami.

Designed around existing permissions and user control

The MCP server uses users' existing Adnami credentials, ensuring AI assistants can only access the accounts and features available under their assigned permissions. Sensitive actions, such as deleting items or changing live creatives, require user approval before being saved.

Mikael Hjelm, senior analyst & digital specialist at GRIT Media, says: "Adnami’s MCP was quick to set up and has already made a real difference in our reporting. We can now bring Adnami data together with insights from our other platforms in one place, saving time and making it easy to spot what’s driving results."

The MCP server is currently available in beta, with Adnami continuing to further develop its capabilities based on first-mover feedback.

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