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Paused-first paid campaign operations — client.ads.

The SDK exposes the paid advertising primitive through client.ads. A connected Google Ads account pays media charges directly; Naive credits are not a media wallet. It is enabled per organization in early access; elsewhere every call but pause throws feature_not_configured.

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createSearchCampaign

const campaign = await client.ads.createSearchCampaign({
  provider: "google",
  connection_id: connectionId,
  customer_id: "1234567890",
  name: "Founder Frame launch",
  final_url: "https://founderframehq.com/",
  budget_micro_usd: 50_000_000,
  cpc_ceiling_micro_usd: 4_000_000,
  start_date: "2026-10-01",
  end_date: "2026-10-08",
  keywords: ["b2b content agency"],
  headlines: ["Content That Earns Attention", "Founder Frame", "B2B Content Systems"],
  descriptions: ["Turn expert insight into demand.", "Build a repeatable content engine."],
})
// campaign.status === "paused"

This call is live-key-only and idempotent. It creates enabled children behind one paused campaign, so the campaign is complete but cannot spend before activation.

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listCampaigns and insights

const account = { connection_id: connectionId, customer_id: "1234567890" }
const campaigns = await client.ads.listCampaigns(account)
const results = await client.ads.insights(campaign.id, account)

Both are live provider reads. results.spend_micro_usd is external media spend reported by the ad account.

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activate and pause

await client.ads.activate(campaign.id, {
  ...account,
  acknowledge_external_spend: true,
})

await client.ads.pause(campaign.id, account)

Activation can incur external charges and makes the acknowledgement part of the TypeScript type. It is limited to campaigns Naive created for the same connected account, and it rechecks the finite provider budget, configured maximum, and end date before enabling. Pause remains available independently.