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Meta Ads QA in the signed-in browser, never write access

Conversion QA needs the ads UI. Write access is how you lose the account.

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What hurt

Siamak Freydoonnejad’s article: Grok Bot shines when Meta conversion QA needs a signed-in ads UI on a remote computer while your laptop is off — event list, browser vs server, EMQ, last received. Use Claude or a connector when the data is already a clean API. Do not give either agent write access to the ad account.

What to install or create

One QA bot. Browser stays signed into Ads Manager on the bot computer. Scheduled look at Events Manager. Report only. No budget, no pause, no new ads. Tip + caution from the article — no invented prompt.

Bots

  • Ads QA

    Looks at Events Manager on a clock. Reports EMQ / last received / red diagnostics. Never writes.

Plugins

  • Browser

    Required

Files

  • The cited article. Optional: a screenshot checklist of the Events Manager fields to copy each run.

Routines

  • Morning look at Events Manager after one clean manual QA. Report only.

The prompt

This is a tip, not a pasteable system prompt. The author did not publish one. Follow the first-run steps.

First run

  1. 1Read the cited article. QA, not optimization.
  2. 2Sign into Meta Ads Manager yourself on the bot’s browser. Do not grant write.
  3. 3Name one QA bot: event list, browser vs server, EMQ, last received, red diagnostics.
  4. 4Run it once while you watch. Then hang a morning routine.
  5. 5If the job is “email me yesterday’s spend from an API,” use a connector instead. Still no write access.

Approval fence

No write access. No budget, bid, pause, or pixel changes unless you did them.

What to tweak

Steal the split: Grok for the signed-in QA screen. Human for money. Nobody gets write.

Source

Siamak Freydoonnejad @siamakfr · Original post

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