# LinkedIn Ads reporting from your terminal. Adwarp is an open-source MCP server and CLI that pulls LinkedIn Ads performance at any level, from the whole account to a single ad. Ask in plain words or run 1 command for spend, click-through rate and cost per conversion, with no dashboard to build. ## What you can ask. Real requests, answered from your terminal. ### How did retargeting do last month vs the month before? ```text > How did retargeting do last month vs the month before? adwarp.performance_trend group "Retargeting", monthly: 2 months click-through rate 0.38% to 0.57%, +50% Impressions, clicks, spend and conversions, each with its change Click-through rate up by half. Want it by ad to see what drove it? ``` ### When do the ABM ads end, and how much have we spent? ```text > When do the ABM ads end, and how much have we spent? adwarp.list_campaigns group "ABM 1:1": 13 active adwarp.get_performance 13 ad sets, since launch: 13 rows All end Oct 24, 6 days left 64% of the flight budget spent, on pace ``` ### How much are we going to spend on LinkedIn this month? ```text > How much are we going to spend on LinkedIn this month? adwarp.performance_summary month to date: 18 of 31 days Projected month end: 96% of the cap at the current run rate On pace. No budget changes needed. ``` ### Send me the weekly report every Monday at 9am. ```text > Send me the weekly report every Monday at 9am. adwarp.get_performance ads, last 7 days: 14 ads adwarp.get_performance ads, the 7 days before: 14 ads Movers, flags and up to 3 actions, in the same shape every week Scheduled for Mondays at 9am, starting next week. ``` ## How it works. 1. Ask. Ask in plain words, or run npx adwarp report summary from your terminal. 2. Pick the level. The whole account, a campaign group, an ad group or a single ad, for any period you name. 3. Compare. Weekly and monthly trends come back with the change from the period before, so the movers stand out. ## Why it gets better results. ### You check more often Performance is 1 question away, so it gets asked daily instead of monthly. ### Problems surface in days A weak ad shows up in this week's numbers instead of the month-end export. ### The report always arrives A schedule sends the weekly report whether or not anyone remembers. ## Questions, answered. ### Can it compare 2 periods? Yes. performance_trend returns weekly or monthly numbers with the change from the period before, and you can ask for any 2 date ranges in plain words. ### Does it replace a dashboard tool? For the questions you ask every week, it can: you ask in your terminal instead of building a view. If your team wants shared charts, keep the dashboard and use Adwarp for the quick reads. ### Which metrics can I get? Impressions, clicks, spend and conversions, plus the rates and costs built on them, from the whole account down to a single ad. | Part | Options | | --- | --- | | Metrics | Impressions, clicks, spend, conversions, click-through rate, cost per click, cost per 1,000 impressions, cost per lead, conversion rate and cost per conversion | | Levels | Account, campaign group, ad group and ad | | Periods | Last 7, 30 or 90 days, month to date, last month, or any 2 dates | | Trends | Weekly or monthly, with the change from the period before | ### Can I schedule a weekly report? Yes. Adwarp has no scheduler of its own, so use cron with the CLI or a scheduled agent in your AI client. crontab: ```text 0 9 * * 1 npx adwarp report summary -p last_7_days ``` Scheduled agent prompt: ```text Every Monday at 9am, pull last week's performance summary, compare it to the week before, and flag anything that moved more than 20%. ``` ### What does the weekly report look like? Last 7 days against the 7 before, the biggest movers, health flags and up to 3 actions. weekly-report.txt: ```text LinkedIn ads, to Spend (+y%) | Leads (+y%) Cost per lead (+y%) | Click-through rate % (+y%) Up: up to 3 that moved 20% or more, on 1,000+ impressions both weeks Down: up to 3 that moved 20% or more, on 1,000+ impressions both weeks New: ads and ad groups launched, and changes journaled Flags: zero delivery, audiences under 300 members, tired creative Do this week: 1. 2. ... 3. ... ``` ### Which tools and commands does it use? 4 MCP tools and 3 CLI commands, with what each one does. | Tool | What it does | | --- | --- | | `performance_summary` | Account rollup with top and bottom performers and flags | | `get_performance` | Metrics for every campaign group, ad group or ad | | `performance_trend` | Weekly or monthly trend with the change from the period before | | `list_campaigns` | Status and end dates, drafts included | CLI: ```bash npx adwarp report summary -p last_7_days npx adwarp report perf creative -p last_30_days npx adwarp report trend campaign_group -b monthly ``` ### What are the limits? 3 things to know before you start. - LinkedIn shares no person-level ad data, so reports go down to the ad, never the person. - Conversions only show when conversion tracking is set up. - Reports only list ad groups and ads with spend. To see drafts, use list_campaigns. ## Related - [Optimization](https://adwarp.dev/linkedin-ads/optimization): Act on what the numbers show - [Campaigns](https://adwarp.dev/linkedin-ads/campaigns): Draft from a brief - [LinkedIn Ads](https://adwarp.dev/linkedin-ads): Everything it does on LinkedIn Unofficial. Not affiliated with or endorsed by LinkedIn or Google. Canonical page: https://adwarp.dev/linkedin-ads/reporting Last updated: 2026-10-18