Meta Ads Daily Pulse
by @elias-didoo
[Didoo AI] Rapid daily health scan for Meta Ads — detects week-over-week performance changes and flags urgent issues before meetings. Use every morning or be...
clawhub install meta-ads-daily-pulse📖 About This Skill
name: meta-ads-daily-pulse description: "[Didoo AI] Rapid daily health scan for Meta Ads — detects week-over-week performance changes and flags urgent issues before meetings. Use every morning or before any daily review meeting. This is a change detector, not a full diagnostic." homepage: https://didoo.ai/blog metadata: { "openclaw": { "requires": { "env": ["META_ACCESS_TOKEN", "META_AD_ACCOUNT_ID"] }, }, }
Meta Ads Daily Pulse
Required Credentials
| Credential | Where to Get | Used For | OAuth Scope | |-----------|-------------|---------|-------------| | META_ACCESS_TOKEN | Meta Developer Console → Graph API Explorer → Generate Token | Fetching account and campaign insights |ads_read (read-only) |
| META_AD_ACCOUNT_ID | Ads Manager URL: adsmanager.facebook.com/act_XXXXXXXXX | Identifying which account to query | — |When to Use
Use every morning or before any daily review meeting. This skill is a change detector — it answers: "Did anything important change overnight compared to the same day last week?"Not sure which monitoring skill to use?
| | meta-ads-daily-pulse | meta-ads-healthcheck | |---|---|---| | Primary question | "Did anything change vs. last week?" | "Is this campaign healthy or not?" | | Comparison basis | Same day of prior week (WoW) | Fixed Green/Yellow/Red thresholds | | Best for | Daily routine, morning check, meeting prep | Something feels off — quick on-demand check | | Output style | Change alerts ranked by revenue impact | Campaign-by-campaign status report |
Requirements
Step 1: Pull Account Baseline
Fetch account-level metrics for yesterday and the same day of the prior week:Use exec + curl to call the Meta Graph API:
Account-level (yesterday):
# Cross-platform date helper (Python, works on macOS and Linux):
YESTERDAY=$(python3 -c "from datetime import date, timedelta; print((date.today() - timedelta(days=1)).isoformat())")
SAME_DAY_LAST_WEEK=$(python3 -c "from datetime import date, timedelta; print((date.today() - timedelta(days=8)).isoformat())")curl -G "https://graph.facebook.com/v21.0/act_${META_AD_ACCOUNT_ID}/insights" \
-d "fields=spend,impressions,results,roas,ctr,cpc,cpm,frequency,conversion_rate" \
-d "time_range={'since':'${YESTERDAY}','until':'${YESTERDAY}'}" \
-d "access_token=${META_ACCESS_TOKEN}"
Same day of prior week (7 days back):
# Same YESTERDAY and SAME_DAY_LAST_WEEK variables as abovecurl -G "https://graph.facebook.com/v21.0/act_${META_AD_ACCOUNT_ID}/insights" \
-d "fields=spend,impressions,results,roas,ctr,cpc,cpm,frequency,conversion_rate" \
-d "time_range={'since':'${SAME_DAY_LAST_WEEK}','until':'${SAME_DAY_LAST_WEEK}'}" \
-d "access_token=${META_ACCESS_TOKEN}"
Campaign-level (yesterday, if you need per-campaign breakdown):
# Same YESTERDAY variable as abovecurl -G "https://graph.facebook.com/v21.0/act_${META_AD_ACCOUNT_ID}/insights" \
-d "fields=campaign_name,spend,impressions,results,roas,ctr,cpc,cpm,frequency" \
-d "level=campaign" \
-d "time_range={'since':'${YESTERDAY}','until':'${YESTERDAY}'}" \
-d "access_token=${META_ACCESS_TOKEN}"
Important — Same Day of Prior Week comparison: Meta Ads performance follows day-of-week patterns (e.g., Tuesdays often differ from Saturdays). Always compare each day to its same day of prior week — not the prior day. Comparing to the prior day creates false alarms.
For each day in the date range, pull the equivalent day from 7 days prior:
Step 2: Run Detection Checks
Run all four detection checks:| # | Issue | Detection Logic | |---|---|---| | 1 | Spend without conversions | spend > 0 AND conversions = 0 | | 2 | Week-over-week drop | CTR, ROAS, or CVR down > 20% vs same day of prior week | | 3 | Budget cap + strong ROAS | spend > 80% daily budget AND ROAS > 2x account average | | 4 | Creative fatigue | frequency > 3 AND CTR declining vs same day of prior week |
For each flag, calculate estimated revenue impact:
Step 3: Prioritize by Revenue Impact
Sort alerts by estimated revenue impact. Do not exceed 3 items per section.Step 4: Format Output
🚨 Critical
[Campaign/Ad ID]: [Issue] | [Metric] | [Immediate action] ⚠️ Watch
[Trending decline not yet critical] ✅ Healthy
[Brief confirmation] 💡 Opportunity
[Quick win if found]