I automated my Meta ads in 20 minutes

Wassup gangsters,

News and releases are light on this week, we can all take a deep breath.

but it’s never a dull newsletter. I want to show you guys how to automate your meta ads…

OpenAI rolled out a self-serve ads manager for any US business. Same shape as Meta's ads manager; sign up, set a budget, upload creative, run ads.

If you ask ChatGPT "who am I and what do I do?", it knows a scary amount about you.

Now you can put your product in front of people based on that context, which is more precise targeting than any other ad platform out there.

I also think the attention (cost for quality reach) is also going to be dirt cheap for a while before businesses catch on.

Everyone should hop on this and set up ads for your business → ads.openai.com

If you want a walkthrough, this setup guide breaks it down.

Anthropic doubled the 5-hour usage limits this week across Pro, Max, Team, and Enterprise.

That "you've reached your usage limit" wall most heavy Claude Code users hit around 2pm now lands at end of day, or stops showing up at all.

That headroom comes from a fresh compute deal with SpaceX. Anthropic took the entire Colossus 1 data center in Memphis: 300+ MW and ~220,000 Nvidia GPUs coming online within the month.

woo hoo i guess

Anthropic also open-sourced 10 finance agent templates this week (watch the announcement): pitch builder, meeting prep, earnings reviewer, KYC screener, and six more.

The same plugin runs in both Claude Cowork and Claude Code, with a matching cookbook that runs the same logic on Managed Agents. run it at your desk, in the browser, or autonomously on Anthropic's infrastructure.

Last week I covered Higgsfield's MCP server. One connection, 30+ image and video models inside Claude Code.

This week they shipped the CLI version, plus a series of content skills for your agent.

Quick refresher on why CLIs matter…

there are two ways to give your agents tools... MCP or CLI. If your agent runs in the terminal (Claude Code, Codex, Hermes), a CLI beats an MCP every time. They are lean and fast. MCPs are context-heavy and every tool call eats your agent's context window.

MCPs are still fine if you live in the Claude or ChatGPT app, but CLI's are my preferred method to give agents tools.

Run this in your terminal to install the skills + the CLI:

npx skills add higgsfield-ai/skills

You get 4 skills:

The MCP/ CLI gave Claude access to the models. The Skills tell Claude when, why, and how to use each one.

I tested out Higgsfield + Meta Ads MCP in claude, and basically automated meta ads in 20 minutes (more on this below) 🤯

How to run paid ads with an agent in 2026.

I'll say it wholeheartedly: I don't think it would be hard to have your entire Meta ads operation automated with agents right now.

Been messing around today with Higgsfield MCP, Meta MCP, and GPT Image 2.

Off basically one prompt, Claude:

then I turned it into a skill and scheduled it for every Monday.

bang. first workflow for creating and publishing ads every week, done.

and you keep going from there:

I recorded a full video breakdown that's with my editor now. drops on YouTube within 48 hours and I'll plug it in next week's newsletter so you don't miss it.

but here’s a written breakdown for now, that is easy to read + has screenshots :)

Every week I try to make my AI operating system a little more robust and model-agnostic.

I want my setup transferable, so if Claude becomes terrible in a month, I can switch to Codex without rebuilding everything.

the single biggest tie-down was MCPs. I had ~50 tools connected to Claude via individual MCP servers.

I opened Codex last week to test out the new GPT 5.5 model. dropped my entire operating system in and it had all the context straight away.

but none of the tools were connected, so it was a pretty useless assistant. spent 45mins reconnecting the ones I care about. not ideal.

That's what got me onto Composio.

The concept is simple. sign in (free), connect all your tools into Composio (they have hundreds, way more than Claude desktop's connector list), then connect Composio as ONE connector into whatever agent you're using. Claude, Codex, OpenClaw, Hermes, Manus, all of it.

if you want to switch to Manus tomorrow, plug Composio in. all your tools are there.

I've been running it this week and it's worked great so far. set this up. you'll thank yourself the next time you switch agents.