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Agency Autopilot (formerly Agency MCP).
How to connect Agency Autopilot to your AI assistant, what each connection needs, and what to ask once it is set up.
What it is
Agency Autopilot is a hosted connector (a remote MCP server) for marketing agencies. It links the client accounts your own logins already manage — Google Ads, Google Analytics, Search Console, Business Profile, Meta ads, WordPress and your CRM — to your AI assistant, so you can report on a client and do the work from one conversation. Accounts are grouped into clients, so you ask by the business's name rather than by account ID.
1. Add the connector
Platform guides: Google Ads MCP · Google Analytics MCP · Search Console MCP · Meta Ads MCP.
The connector address is https://mcp.jiyumarketing.com/mcp.
The address is copied. In ChatGPT: turn on Developer mode (Settings → Apps & Connectors → Advanced), then Create, paste it and choose OAuth.
Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and VS Code add it in one click (Claude and ChatGPT from their directories, where Agency Autopilot is listed).
| Where | Steps |
|---|---|
| Claude (web or desktop) | Customize → Connectors → + Add → Add custom connector. Paste the address, press Add, then Connect. On Team and Enterprise an owner adds it under Organization settings → Connectors first. |
| Claude Code | /plugin marketplace add agency-autopilot/agency-mcp-plugin then /plugin install agency-mcp@agency-mcp. The plugin adds the connector and eleven ready-made skills. |
| ChatGPT | Settings → Apps & Connectors → Advanced settings → turn on Developer mode. Then create a connector: paste the address and choose OAuth. Needs a plan with Developer mode. |
| Codex | codex mcp add agency-mcp --url https://mcp.jiyumarketing.com/mcp then codex mcp login agency-mcp. |
| Cursor | The Add to Cursor button above, or Settings → MCP → Add new MCP server, or add to ~/.cursor/mcp.json: {"mcpServers":{"agency-mcp":{"url":"https://mcp.jiyumarketing.com/mcp"}}} |
| VS Code | The Add to VS Code button above, or code --add-mcp '{"name":"agency-mcp","type":"http","url":"https://mcp.jiyumarketing.com/mcp"}' |
| Gemini CLI | gemini extensions install https://github.com/agency-autopilot/agency-mcp-plugin (the connector plus every skill), then /mcp auth agency-mcp inside Gemini. Connector only: gemini mcp add --transport http agency-mcp https://mcp.jiyumarketing.com/mcp. |
| Grok | Open grok.com/connectors → New Connector → Custom. Paste the address and sign in. |
| OpenClaw | openclaw mcp add agency-mcp --url https://mcp.jiyumarketing.com/mcp --transport streamable-http |
| Hermes | hermes mcp add --url https://mcp.jiyumarketing.com/mcp --auth oauth agency-mcp |
| Anything else | Any assistant that supports remote MCP servers (streamable HTTP) with OAuth: add the same address. It registers itself; there is no API key to copy. |
An assistant we do not recognise is shown on a consent screen first, naming the application and where you will be sent. Press Allow to continue. The ready-made skills are for Claude Code; every tool works in every assistant.
Connecting opens a Google sign-in. Sign in with the Google account you already use to manage clients. Sign-in uses OAuth 2.1 with PKCE; Agency Autopilot never sees your Google password.
2. Connect your accounts
Google is connected when you add the connector. Everything else is one click each on the dashboard. Agency Autopilot reaches only what the login you connect can already reach.
| Connection | What it needs | What it allows |
|---|---|---|
| Google Analytics 4 | A Google login with access to the property (Viewer to report, Editor to set up) | Reports; create a property, mark key events, link Google Ads |
| Search Console | The same Google login, with the site in its Search Console | Search performance; add a site, verify it, submit sitemaps |
| Google Ads | The same Google login, with the Google Ads box ticked on Google's permission screen | Reports, keyword research, campaigns, ad groups, ads, budgets, conversions, extensions |
| Business Profile | A Google login that manages the location, connected on the Business Profile tab | Reviews and replies, posts, calls and Maps performance |
| Meta ads | A Facebook login with access to the ad account, connected on the Meta tab | Reports; build whole campaigns with ad sets and ads; change ad text, budgets and status |
| CRM (LeadConnector) | A private integration token from the sub-account, pasted on the CRM tab. Changes are off until you switch them on | Pipelines, opportunities, conversations, appointments; create prospects, move deals, message existing contacts |
| WordPress | The site address and an application password for a WordPress user, entered on the WordPress tab. The free Agency MCP Bridge plugin adds SEO fields and tracking | Read and write pages and posts, SEO titles and descriptions, images, tracking tags |
More than one login per platform. If your clients sit under different logins, add each one: several Google logins, several Facebook logins, one CRM token per client sub-account, and as many WordPress sites as you manage. Every account they reach appears in one list, and you group them into clients however you like on the Clients tab. Each account is reached through the login that has access to it.
Let a client connect their own accounts. If a client would rather not give you manager access, create a client access link (Clients tab, or ask your assistant) and send it to them. They sign in with their own logins on a page that names you, says what each connection allows and how to undo it.
Connect from the conversation. Ask your assistant to connect a platform and it gives you a one-time link: one click for Google, Meta and Business Profile, a short form for a CRM token or a WordPress application password.
Passwords and tokens are entered on our pages, never in a conversation. Each connection can be removed from the dashboard at any time.
3. Set up your first client
A client is one business with its accounts linked. You can create it without leaving the conversation: ask “Set up my first client”. The assistant lists the businesses your logins can reach, you pick one, it shows what it will link, and creates it when you confirm. You can also add and edit clients on the dashboard's Clients tab.
Connected a platform after the client was set up? Ask “Link the Meta account I just connected to Acme Fence”: the assistant checks the account's name against the client, shows you what it will link, and does it when you confirm. Nothing is linked over an existing account unless you say so.
The free plan includes one client with every connector. Paid plans are priced per client.
Example prompts
- “How do I set Agency Autopilot up?” — shows what is connected, lists your clients and names the next step.
- “How is Acme Fence doing this month compared to last?” — one answer across search, website, both ad platforms and the CRM.
- “Which searches is Acme Fence ranking for between position 5 and 20?” — Search Console queries worth a push.
- “What did Acme Fence spend on Google Ads last month, and what did it get for it?” — spend, clicks, conversions and cost per lead.
- “Find the search terms wasting money in Acme Fence's campaign and add them as negatives.” — previews the list before anything changes.
- “Set up Google Ads for Acme Fence: fence installation in Boise, $40 a day.” — keyword research, then a paused campaign you approve.
- “Rewrite the title and meta description on Acme Fence's cedar page.” — shows the change, then applies it to the WordPress site.
- “Audit Acme Fence. What should we fix first?” — a scorecard across Google Ads, Meta ads, search and lead tracking, with the three fixes most worth making. Follow with “Do it all” to preview the keyword pauses and negatives together and apply them in one confirmed step.
- “Review the changes we made for Acme Fence in the last two weeks. What worked?” — each ad change with the week before against the week after: win, loss or too new to judge.
- “Who is waiting on a reply in Acme Fence's CRM?” — unread conversations, newest first.
- “Build the monthly report for Acme Fence.” — a branded report at a link you can send.
The Library plays each of these as a short animation.
How changes work
- Reads run straight away. Reports and lists change nothing.
- Every change is previewed first. A tool that changes something returns what it
would do; it is applied only on a second call with
confirm: true, after you agree. - Campaigns and ads are created paused. Nothing spends until you turn it on.
- Large budget increases are refused unless the size of the change is separately acknowledged.
- Messages go only to contacts already in the CRM, one at a time. There is no bulk send.
- Nothing is deleted in Analytics or Search Console; those tools only add.
Tools
Each tool carries a title and a read-only or change hint, so your assistant can tell you which calls only look and which change something.
| Area | Reads | Changes (previewed) |
|---|---|---|
| Prospects | Prospect audit from public data: Google profile, reviews vs competitors, website, tracking, map-pack position | Publish a branded prospect report |
| Clients and reports | List clients and connected accounts, one-call client overview, client audit, review of recent changes | Create a client, build a branded report, apply the audit's fixes |
| Google Analytics 4 | Reports, key events, Google Ads links | Create a property, mark a key event, link Google Ads |
| Search Console | Search performance, sitemaps | Add a site, verify it, submit a sitemap |
| Google Ads | Accounts, reports, keyword ideas, bidding, conversions, extensions | Campaigns, ad groups, ads, keywords, negatives, budgets, status, bidding, conversions, extensions |
| Business Profile | Locations, reviews, posts, performance | Reply to a review, publish a post |
| Meta ads | Accounts, campaigns, ad sets, ads, Pages, pixels, insights | Build a whole campaign (ad set and ads, with images or video); add ad sets and ads; change ad text, budgets or status |
| CRM | Pipelines, opportunities, conversations, contacts, appointments | Create a prospect or opportunity, move a deal, add a note, send one message |
| WordPress | Sites, posts and pages, capabilities, tracking status | Write or edit a page, set SEO fields, add an image, install tracking |
| Any website | Site check: titles, descriptions, headings, schema, tags, broken links, sitemap, mobile speed; tracking spec with the client’s ids for a site edited in code | — |
| Tag Manager | Containers, tags already installed | Install Analytics and Google Ads conversions, publish |
What's new
New tools are added on our side, so they are available to every connected account straight away, with nothing to install or update. Start a new conversation to pick them up, or ask “What's new in Agency Autopilot?”
| Date | Added | Try |
|---|---|---|
| 2026-10-29 | Sign new clients and get paid from the chat. Name the client and what they're buying and Autopilot drafts the agreement in your branding, filled in from your prospects or clients, shows a live preview, and the client signs and pays into your own Stripe. Connect your Stripe once on the dashboard's Agreements tab to take payments. | “Draft an agreement for Acme Fence: SEO and Google Ads, $1,500 a month.” |
| 2026-10-29 | Autopilot shows you the next step. get_started follows each client from set-up to a running Autopilot and an approved search plan, then helps you find and sign new clients, so there is always one clear next step. | “What should I do next?” |
| 2026-10-29 | Reports that say what to do. Autopilot's summaries now lead with the real problems, how to fix each and an offer to do it, keep routine work to one line with a link, and leave internal numbers out. | “What did Autopilot do for Acme Fence this week?” |
| 2026-10-29 | Quieter lead alerts. Lead alerts now need strong evidence, never call a form broken while leads still arrive elsewhere, never tie phone taps to a thank-you page, and say what was seen and what to do. | |
| 2026-10-29 | Set-up that asks once. Set-up lists each client's real services from its Business Profile and service pages, includes Meta ads, has a Something else box on every question and asks agency questions only once. | “Set up Autopilot for Ridge Sheds.” |
| 2026-10-29 | Search plans wait for your approval. Every change to a client's search plan is saved as a draft and shown to you, and the plan you approved stays in force until you approve the new one. | “Show me Acme Fence's search plan.” |
| 2026-10-29 | Older chats are told to reconnect. When Agency Autopilot adds or changes tools, a chat opened earlier is told to reconnect so it picks up the new features. | |
| 2026-10-28 | Theme options, snippets and section rows. With Bridge 1.7, your assistant can read and edit theme options, find and remove header and footer snippets, and remove, move or copy rows in theme sections, each previewed first. Update the Agency MCP Bridge to 1.7.2 under Plugins in wp-admin. | “Which scripts does Acme Fence's site add to every page?” |
| 2026-10-27 | Every new account gets its own plan. Linking Google Ads, Meta, a Business Profile or a CRM to a client starts its own short onboarding: the plan, a checklist and what to expect, and Autopilot leaves it alone until you approve. | “I just linked Acme Fence's Meta account.” |
| 2026-10-27 | A short set-up for each client. Before its first run Autopilot asks what each client sells, where its customers come from and what counts as a win, then studies two or three competitors to build the search plan. | “Set up Autopilot for Acme Fence.” |
| 2026-10-27 | Replies to low-star reviews, if you want them. Autopilot replies to 4 and 5 star reviews by default; you can now let it draft replies to lower-star reviews too, per client. | “Also reply to Acme Fence's low-star reviews.” |
| 2026-10-26 | The expectations ledger. Every change now carries the result it should bring, checked on a date with a pass/fail rule: page and Google Ads changes add theirs automatically, and Autopilot records met, partial or missed with the number. | “What did we expect from last month's changes on Acme Fence, and did it happen?” |
| 2026-10-26 | Demo text caught on every menu page. Weekly site health now reads every page the menu, header or footer links to and flags theme-demo text ("Sample Service", "Title here", lorem ipsum) as critical; site checks and prospect audits catch the new labels too. | |
| 2026-10-26 | Every page change checked for indexing. After a live page change Autopilot checks the page can be indexed, asks Google about it, resubmits the sitemap, gives you the Request indexing steps and checks again 4 days later; pages Google won't index get the fix. | “Is Acme Fence's new decks page indexed yet?” |
| 2026-10-26 | Text edits checked on the live page. wp_replace_in_post now reads the live page: it refuses edits to Elementor content the theme never shows, warns when text only sits in an unused copy, and says whether the new text is live after the change. | |
| 2026-10-26 | Text edits on half-Elementor pages. Pages marked as Elementor that keep their text in the normal page content can now have their text edited, instead of being refused. Bridge 1.6.1: offered under Plugins from 1.5.0; older sites upload getagencyautopilot.com/agency-mcp-bridge.zip. | |
| 2026-10-26 | Signed Bridge updates, and each page's builder. Bridge 1.6.0 installs an update only when it carries the publisher's signature, even on hosts that update plugins automatically; reading or listing pages now says which can have their text edited. Update the Agency MCP Bridge plugin to 1.6.0 (from 1.5.0 it's offered under Plugins). | “Which of Acme Fence's pages can you edit the text on?” |
| 2026-10-26 | Bridge updates from wp-admin, and old Bridges flagged. Agency MCP Bridge 1.5.0 shows each new version under Plugins with one-click update; the dashboard, get_started and Autopilot now name sites on an old Bridge and what they're missing. One last manual upload of 1.5.0 (getagencyautopilot.com/agency-mcp-bridge.zip); after that WordPress offers updates itself. | “Which of my sites need the Bridge plugin updated?” |
| 2026-10-26 | Page builders read from the pages themselves. The Bridge now reports Elementor only when pages are built with it, and says when a theme's Carbon Fields sections hold the page copy, so text edits aren't attempted where they can't land. Update the Agency MCP Bridge plugin on the site to 1.4.3 or later (getagencyautopilot.com/agency-mcp-bridge.zip). | |
| 2026-10-26 | Name searches spotted in more spellings. Search Console insights and the keyword map now count spelled-out and inserted-word versions of a business's name ("northwest structures" for NW Structures) as name searches, not service searches. | |
| 2026-10-25 | Ads checks for clicks outside the service area. New campaigns target people in the area, and the ads checks show when clicks from outside it, Display inside Search or Search Partners cost money without leads, keeping any that convert. | “Check who Acme Fence's campaigns are reaching.” |
| 2026-10-25 | Ads checks for counting, disapprovals and core keywords. The ads checks now catch leads counted twice or every time, a page view set as a conversion, ads Google disapproved, and never treat a core-service keyword as waste before it has had the clicks to prove it. | “Run the Google Ads check for Acme Fence.” |
| 2026-10-25 | Search Console insights. gsc_insights finds searches split between two pages, page-one results with too few clicks for their position, searches just off the top, and pages that lost clicks, with the searches they lost. | “What does Search Console say Acme Fence should fix?” |
| 2026-10-25 | Checks for AI search. site_check and site health now flag robots.txt blocking ChatGPT, Perplexity or Claude's search crawlers, and say whether a home page's opening and FAQ give AI answers something to quote. | “Can ChatGPT and Perplexity read acmefence.com?” |
| 2026-10-25 | Audits and scans say what slows a site. site_check, client and prospect audits, prospect reports and the free website scan now run Google's speed test twice and keep the better, name what slows the page, and catch cut-off text and forms scripts hold back. | “Run a site check on acmefence.com.” |
| 2026-10-24 | Business Profile health every week. Autopilot checks each client's reply rate, posting, reviews against the top map competitors, its map position for its main service and a complete profile, and fixes or proposes what's missing. | “How does Acme Fence's Business Profile compare with the competitors?” |
| 2026-10-24 | Study the pages that win. Before building or reworking a page, Autopilot reads the pages Google Maps ranks for that service, in the client's area and in stronger markets, and builds from the pattern they share, in the client's own words. | “What do the top shed builders' pages have that NW Structures' page doesn't?” |
| 2026-10-24 | A keyword map for every client. Autopilot builds each client's SEO strategy: the searches that bring its customers, grouped with the page that should rank, measured weekly by page, with the best opportunities first; you approve each version. | “Build Acme Fence's keyword map.” |
| 2026-10-24 | Site health every week. Autopilot measures mobile speed on each client's main pages and catches cut-off sentences, broken links, missing headings and long titles every week, says what changed, and fixes or proposes the rest. | “How is Acme Fence's site health?” |
| 2026-10-24 | SEO titles now reach Yoast, Rank Math and SEOPress. Titles and descriptions set through Agency Autopilot now go live on sites that use an SEO plugin, and every title change is checked on the live page. Update the Agency MCP Bridge plugin on the site to 1.4.2 (getagencyautopilot.com/agency-mcp-bridge.zip); it copies titles you already set across on its first load. | “Rewrite the title of Acme Fence's decks page.” |
| 2026-10-24 | New campaigns ask where they should land. Creating a Google Ads campaign now asks where its ads should send people, shows each page's paid conversion numbers, and offers to draft a dedicated landing page. | “Create a search campaign for Acme Fence's fence repair.” |
| 2026-10-24 | Look before you build an ad. landing_evidence pulls 90 days of Ads, Analytics, Search Console and form leads per page, and new ads and sitelinks warn when the page doesn't convert, isn't dedicated or contradicts the ad. | “Where should Acme Fence's new deck ads land?” |
| 2026-10-24 | Several Analytics properties per client. A client with more than one website can hold up to five Analytics properties without an extra seat, and its overview totals them. | “Link Acme Fence's second site's Analytics property to Acme Fence.” |
| 2026-10-24 | Clearer WordPress connect form. A failed connect keeps what you typed except the password, and the form makes clear the username is your WordPress login, not the application password's name. | “Connect Acme Fence's WordPress site.” |
| 2026-10-23 | Facebook Pages are back. Meta approved Page access again, so your assistant can list the Facebook Pages you manage and the Page each ad runs from. Disconnect and reconnect Meta once on the dashboard. | “List my Facebook Pages.” |
| 2026-10-22 | Autopilot catches ads that stopped converting. Autopilot compares each ad group's paid conversion rate with its own history and flags clicks that keep coming while leads stop, before more budget goes in. | “Are any of Acme Fence's ads getting clicks but no leads?” |
| 2026-10-22 | Events that aren't leads, per client. Mark a client's Analytics events that aren't leads (another product's sign-ups, say) and Autopilot's lead counts and reports leave them out; they stay key events in Analytics. | “Don't count sign_up as a lead for Acme Fence.” |
| 2026-10-21 | Every unanswered review gets picked up. Autopilot now works every review still waiting for a reply, not only the newest ones. | “Which of Acme Fence's reviews still need a reply?” |
| 2026-10-20 | Size a market before you prospect. Estimate how many businesses of a trade work in a region, from your assistant or the dashboard's Prospects tab, to pick the niche worth prospecting. | “How many fence and deck builders are there in Oregon?” |
| 2026-10-20 | Prospect search in your own words. Describe who you want and the prospect finder searches several trades and areas at once, applies filters like review count, website, form or ads tag, skips businesses you've seen and sorts the results. | “Find fence companies in Portland and Salem with fewer than 30 reviews.” |
| 2026-10-19 | Prospect finder on any plan. The prospect finder is now separate from client plans and works on every plan, Free included: 100 free credits, then packs or unlimited. | “Find 10 roofers in Denver.” |
| 2026-10-19 | A Reconnect button on every connection. Every connected login on the dashboard has a Reconnect button, for when a platform asks you to sign in again or to grant a new permission. | “Which of my connections need reconnecting?” |
| 2026-10-19 | Upgrade from your assistant. Ask to upgrade and your assistant gives you one link to a page with one button to checkout, with prices shown in your local currency. | “Upgrade my Agency Autopilot plan.” |
| 2026-10-16 | Find prospects. Tell it a trade and an area, and it finds, audits and ranks local businesses and drafts your opener, from your assistant or the dashboard's Prospects tab. 100 free credits to start. | “Find 10 roofers in Denver.” |
| 2026-10-15 | Client reports in your client's language. Set a client's report language (Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, Turkish, Indonesian, French or German) and its weekly report, email and dates come out in that language. Autopilot on, and the client's report contact. | “Send Acme Fence's weekly report in Spanish.” |
| 2026-10-14 | Weekly reports from your own email address. Clients without a HighLevel sub-account get their weekly report from your own email address, with replies to you: set it up once in the dashboard's White label section. Premium, with your own domain set up. | “How do I send client reports from my own email?” |
| 2026-10-14 | Client reports can go out on their own. Set a client's weekly report to send automatically: once you have sent its first one, later weeks go out without asking, with your copy in your inbox. A report that cannot be sent is asked instead, with the reason. Autopilot on, and one report sent to the client first. | “Send Acme Fence's weekly report automatically.” |
| 2026-10-14 | Weekly client reports: one question to send. Each live Autopilot run drafts the client's week (new inquiries and where each came from, ad cost per lead, the numbers, the work done) and asks you once: send, edit or skip. Autopilot on (Premium or a trial). Add the client's contact once. | “Who gets Acme Fence's weekly report?” |
| 2026-10-13 | Agency MCP is now Agency Autopilot. Same service, same connector address and same account: only the name changed. A connector you added earlier may still show the old name, and that is fine. | “How do I set Agency Autopilot up?” |
| 2026-10-12 | Set up each client completely. When you add or link a client, the assistant asks once what else it has (Google Ads, Meta ads, Business Profile, website, CRM) and connects each, so nothing is left out. | “Set up my first client.” |
| 2026-10-12 | Works through your own manager account. Client ad accounts that sit under your agency's own Google Ads manager account (MCC) now read and change normally, instead of coming back as no permission. | “Run the Google Ads check for Acme Fence.” |
| 2026-10-12 | Add Agency Autopilot with one button. The dashboard and the docs have Add to Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and VS Code buttons. Cursor and VS Code add it in one click; Claude and ChatGPT copy the address and open the page where it goes. | “How do I set Agency Autopilot up?” |
| 2026-10-12 | Reports that look however you want. Describe the look in chat or on the dashboard (colors, fonts, a cover page, custom CSS), add charts, images and callouts, edit a sent report and keep its link, and save templates. The dashboard preview opens full screen. | “Make my reports navy with a cover page, then build Acme Fence's September report with a chart of leads by month.” |
| 2026-10-12 | Autopilot works the way you want. Tell it how you want it to work and it follows that first, ahead of anything learned elsewhere; it also learns from what you approve, decline and undo. | “Tell Autopilot never to touch our brand campaign.” |
| 2026-10-12 | What Autopilot needs, wherever you are. The dashboard's new Autopilot tab and your chat both list what is waiting on you, each with a one-click approve or a prompt that fixes it. | “What does Autopilot need from me?” |
| 2026-10-12 | Autopilot reads your ads. It now reads every live ad's headlines and descriptions and flags leftover or off-topic text that Google's ad strength misses. | “Run the Google Ads check for Acme Fence.” |
| 2026-10-11 | Autopilot shows it is working, and asks in one click. A scorecard of leads before and since Autopilot (with CRM deals won), a full Google Ads check it must clear, and Approve or Decline on each proposal from the dashboard, email or chat. | “What does Autopilot need my OK on for Acme Fence?” |
| 2026-10-11 | Edit Elementor pages. Text edits now work on pages built with Elementor: the replace finds the words in Elementor's own content, changes them and refreshes the page's styles. Update the Agency MCP Bridge plugin on the site to 1.3.0 (getagencyautopilot.com/agency-mcp-bridge.zip). | “Change the opening line on Acme Fence's decks page.” |
| 2026-10-11 | Autopilot runs in your own AI assistant. Autopilot works your clients inside your own assistant (Claude, ChatGPT or another), on its plan with no separate AI cost: on request, or weekly, under the same limits. Premium plan. | “How do I run Autopilot every week for my clients?” |
| 2026-10-11 | Hosted lead forms. A quote form Agency Autopilot hosts on any site: leads are stored, then sent to HighLevel, HubSpot or any CRM by webhook, and Autopilot can test the whole path. | “Create a lead form for Acme Fence that sends leads to HighLevel.” |
| 2026-10-11 | Autopilot runs the whole client. Autopilot's agent works a client end to end: leads and forms, tracking, website and SEO, Google Ads and the report, making only the changes you allow. Premium plan. Choose what it may change with autopilot_set; start in shadow. | “Run Autopilot on Acme Fence.” |
| 2026-10-11 | Form test. Checks a client's lead forms, where they send people after submitting, the tracking there and when each last got a submission. | “Test Acme Fence's forms.” |
| 2026-10-10 | Lead watch: know the day leads stop. Daily, for Autopilot clients: if a form, phone tap or Ads conversion goes quiet while traffic continues, you get an alert with the likely cause and the fix. | “Why did Acme Fence stop getting leads?” |
| 2026-10-10 | Autopilot for Google Ads (Premium). Every Monday it pauses keywords spending with no leads and blocks search terms an AI review judges irrelevant, capped and reversible; budgets and competitors come to you. Premium plan. Start a client in shadow to see a week before it changes anything. | “Preview Autopilot for Acme Fence.” |
| 2026-10-10 | Edit any website through your own builder connector. For a site not connected here, the assistant edits through your own connector for its builder (Webflow, Wix, WordPress.com), previewed and then site-checked; copy-and-paste is the fallback. | “Fix the title tags on Acme Fence's site.” |
| 2026-10-10 | Run a client, step by step. client_playbook checks where a client stands — set-up, tracking, website, Google Ads, the weekly cycle — and gives the one next step with its tools; every change still previews first. | “Run Acme Fence.” |
| 2026-10-10 | Rank tracking, the Monday email and a free site scan. rank_track follows up to ten terms per client (Google position daily, map pack weekly); rank_report shows the movers. Every Monday one email per agency: each client's numbers, rankings and wasted ad spend. | “Track rankings for Acme Fence.” |
| 2026-10-10 | Prospect audit. Audit a business you do not manage yet, from public data: Google profile, reviews against nearby competitors, website, tracking and map-pack position, with the three fixes most worth making and a branded page to send. | “Audit Smith Plumbing in Wauseon, OH for a pitch.” |
| 2026-10-08 | Tracking for a site you built in code. tracking_spec returns the Google tag, form and phone-tap conversions and the Search Console tag with the client's real ids filled in, for the assistant to place in the codebase; site_check then confirms they are live. | “Give me the tracking snippets for Acme Fence's site.” |
| 2026-10-08 | Site check for any website. Titles, descriptions, headings, schema, tags, broken links, sitemap and mobile speed for any site, Wix to WordPress, with no connection needed; the client audit includes it. | “Check acmefence.com. What should we fix first?” |
| 2026-10-08 | Tracking on any website through Tag Manager. Install Analytics and Google Ads conversions (form lead, phone tap) in a client's Tag Manager container, previewed first and published only when you say so. Reconnect Google once on the dashboard to grant the Tag Manager permission. | “Install Analytics and phone-click tracking in Acme Fence's Tag Manager container.” |
| 2026-10-06 | Link a new account to an existing client. After connecting a platform, the account can be placed on a client you already have from the conversation, checked by name first, instead of on the dashboard. | “Link the Meta ad account you just connected to Acme Fence.” |
| 2026-10-05 | Client access links. For a client who would rather not give you manager access: send them a link and they connect their own Google, Meta, Business Profile, CRM or WordPress to your account themselves. | “Create an access link for Acme Fence to connect their Google and Meta.” |
| 2026-10-05 | More than one Google login. Clients under different Google accounts can all be reached from one Agency Autopilot account: add each Google login and link its Analytics, Search Console and Ads accounts to clients as usual. | “Add another Google login.” |
| 2026-10-05 | More than one Meta login. An agency that manages clients under several Facebook logins can connect each one; every ad account is reached through the login that has access to it. | “Connect another Meta login.” |
| 2026-10-05 | Connect platforms from the conversation. When Meta ads, Business Profile, the CRM or a WordPress site is not connected, the assistant gives you a one-time link to connect it, without opening the dashboard. | “Connect my Meta ads.” |
| 2026-10-05 | Connect every client's CRM. Add one Private Integration Token per sub-account on the CRM tab, so each client's pipeline and conversations are linked to that client. Add each sub-account's token on the dashboard's CRM tab. | “Who is waiting on a reply in Acme Fence's CRM?” |
| 2026-10-05 | See and remove connected assistants. The dashboard's Set up tab lists every assistant or directory with access to your account, with a Remove button for each. | |
| 2026-10-02 | Fix an audit in one step. After a client audit, the keyword pauses and negative keywords it recommends can be previewed together and applied with one confirmation. | “Audit Acme Fence, then do it all.” |
| 2026-10-02 | Client audit. A scorecard of twelve areas across Google Ads, Meta ads, Search Console and Analytics, with the three fixes most worth making and what each is costing. | “Audit Acme Fence. What should we fix first?” |
| 2026-10-02 | Weekly change review. Every change you confirmed, with the week before set against the week after: win, loss or too new to judge. | “Review the changes we made in the last two weeks. What worked?” |
| 2026-10-01 | Set up Analytics for a new client. Create a GA4 property, mark its lead events as key events and link Google Ads, each previewed first. Reconnect Google once on the dashboard's Google tab to grant the new permission. | “Set up Analytics for Acme Fence.” |
| 2026-10-01 | Add your first client from the conversation. The assistant lists the businesses your logins can reach and creates the one you pick, without opening the dashboard. | “Set up my first client.” |
| 2026-09-25 | Google Business Profile. Reviews and replies, posts, and calls and Maps performance for the locations you manage. Connect Business Profile on the dashboard. | “Which reviews are waiting on a reply for Acme Fence?” |
| 2026-09-21 | Tracking installs on WordPress. Install Analytics, Tag Manager, Google Ads conversions, call tracking and Search Console verification by ID. Update the Agency MCP Bridge plugin on the site to 1.2.1 or later. | “Install call tracking on Acme Fence's site.” |
Troubleshooting
| What you see | What to do |
|---|---|
| “No client exists yet” | Ask “Set up my first client”, or add one on the dashboard's Clients tab. |
| An account is “not linked to any of your clients” | Ask the assistant to link it to the client it belongs to; it previews first. Or use Edit on the client's card on the dashboard's Clients tab. |
| A platform is “not connected” | Open that platform's tab on the dashboard and connect it. The message names the tab. |
| Google Ads was not granted | On the dashboard's Google tab press Connect Google again and keep every box ticked. |
| A client is “locked” | The account has more clients than paid seats. Add a seat on the Billing tab or swap the client in on the Clients tab (up to 5 swaps a month). |
| An expected account is missing | The login you connected cannot reach it. Ask the account's owner for access, then reconnect. |
Privacy and removing your data
Agency Autopilot reads and changes only the accounts you connect, on your instruction. It does not sell platform data, combine one client's data with another's, or use it to train models. See the Privacy Policy and Terms. To disconnect, remove the connector in your assistant's settings and the connections on the dashboard; to delete everything, see Delete your data.
Support
Email harrison@jiyumarketing.com, or message our team in the Telegram group. To see it on your own accounts first, book a demo.
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