tools/list) shows up to 52 of them: the ones your role and connected platforms allow. The other 20 are writes and helpers reached through the listed tools; they stay callable by name. help_describe with no arguments returns all 72.
Tools marked Changes things can modify your brand. The ones that publish, change your ads, produce final Forge versions, or delete something show a preview and wait for your yes. See You stay in control.
For agents
- Index:
/mcp/tools.jsonlists every registered tool with its role, connection, confirmation, completion, retry behavior, actions with required and optional inputs, an example call, and its errors. Generated from the server’s own tool registry, as released on 2026-11-05. - Live schema: call
help_describe {"tool": "<name>", "action": "<action>"}before the first call to a tool. If it disagrees with these pages, follow the server. - Forge: the operation index and function reference carry per-action contracts for
forge_queryandforge_manage. - How to behave: read the agent brief and the server reference for sign-in, brand scope, confirmations, statuses, and limits.
Account, brand, and jobs
Full contracts: Account and brand tools.Analytics, trends, and competitors
Full contracts: Analytics and intel tools.Organic+ planning and publishing
Full contracts: Organic+ tools.Performance+ ads and optimization
Full contracts: Performance+ tools.Creative+ canvas, pipelines, and delivery
Full contracts: Creative+ canvas tools.Library, media, and video
Full contracts: Library and video tools.Forge templates and CAD files
Full contracts: Forge and CAD tools.Not in the tool list
These are registered and callable by name, buttools/list doesn’t advertise them: most are writes and helpers the listed tools reach for you. Use the listed tool unless a result or a tool description names one of these. Their full schemas come from help_describe.
Ready-made prompts
The connector also offers three prompts your assistant may list in its menu:What’s next
Agent brief
How an assistant should use these tools.
Server reference
Endpoints, sign-in, confirmations, result codes, and limits.