PilotMCP

Get started

Create your Pilot MCP account, connect your ad platforms, choose your accounts, then connect your assistant.

Four steps separate sign-up from your assistant's first answer: connect an ad platform, choose the accounts, connect an assistant, ask a first question. Your workspace console shows them under Getting started and checks each one off when it is done.

Create your account

Sign-up starts at app.pilot.braike.com/commencer?offre=mcp, or from the invitation link you received, which leads there with its code. You create your account with your email address and a password, or with Google.

Depending on how sign-ups are opened, the offer is open to everyone or by invitation only. Pilot then creates your first workspace and guides you step by step to that workspace's console, the Claude & ChatGPT page.

What is a workspace?

A Pilot workspace groups ad accounts, the people who have access to it, and the assistants authorized to read it. An agency often opens one per client; an advertiser, just one. An assistant authorized on a workspace only reads that workspace.

The four steps

Connect an ad platform

In Connectors, connect Google Ads, Meta Ads, Google Analytics or Search Console. You sign in with the platform, which gives Pilot an access. Pilot keeps it encrypted; your assistant will never see it.

Choose the accounts

Pick the accounts, properties or sites your assistants may read. Only those are attached to the workspace: an access that sees an agency's whole portfolio only serves what you chose. See Account scope.

Connect an assistant

Add Pilot to Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or VS Code, then authorize access to your workspace. The steps, client by client, are on Connect your assistant.

First call verified

Ask your assistant a question, for example "Which campaigns spent without converting this week?". Its first call checks off the last step. The console's Test button also checks the service end to end.

What the console shows

Your workspace console, the Claude & ChatGPT page, gathers what to keep an eye on:

  • the service status, checked on demand: address reachable, secure connection, subscription, session opening, tools available, one metric read;
  • the active access list: the assistants connected to the workspace, their level, and the button to remove one;
  • the recent activity, for admins: what each assistant looked at;
  • Your usage this month and Your plan: tool calls, ad accounts, people;
  • the workspace address and the access keys, in For developers.

After the first call

  • Ad platform tools query the platform live, on every call.
  • Pilot's analyses, such as the cross-platform view or budget pacing, read the data Pilot collects every night for the accounts your assistants query. See Limits and plans.
  • To go faster, install a skill: your assistant then follows a proven method, with the right tools.

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