meta-ads-strategy — independently scanned and version-tracked by SaferSkills.
SaferSkills independently audited meta-ads-strategy (Agent Skill) and scored it 100/100 (green). The audit ran 55 deterministic rules across Security, Supply Chain, Maintenance, Transparency, and Community; it found 0 high-severity and 0 lower-severity findings. The full rule-by-rule trace and per-finding evidence are below. Free, methodology-open.
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Every scanned point with the score it earned and what moved between them.
First recorded scan — no prior version to compare against.
The primary manifest — the file an agent reads to learn what this artifact does.
Guide Meta (Facebook/Instagram) ad strategy decisions. Ask before advising, tailor every recommendation to the user's situation. Reply in the same language as the user.
<!-- ad-process.md and ad-brief.md are looked up by filename, not path. Users can store them anywhere in their project. Do not rename these files. -->
ad-process.md. If found, read it and apply the user's preferences (naming, structure, budgets, etc.) to all recommendations. Read the ## General and ## Meta sections. If the user shares preferences but no file exists, offer to create one. Save only specific preferences and conventions, not general strategy advice.ad-brief.md. If found, use it. If not, load brief.md from this skill and build a brief using the two-phase flow it describes.Bid x Estimated Action Rate x Ad Quality. Better creatives = cheaper costs. Budget alone cannot fix bad ads.Read the user's situation, then load only the relevant guide:
| User says... | Load this file |
|---|---|
| "Build an ad brief" / "I don't have a brief yet" | brief.md |
| "Should I use Meta?" / "How does it work?" / new to ads | 1-fundamentals.md |
| "Am I ready?" / budget questions / LTV / landing page | 2-preparation.md |
| "How do I set up my account?" / pixel / Business Manager | 3-account-setup.md |
| "Help me write ad copy" / headlines / hooks / text | 4-copy.md |
| "What kind of ad should I make?" / creative / format / design | 5-creative.md |
| "I'm ready to launch" / campaign structure / targeting | 6-campaign-structure.md |
| "How should I set my budget?" / scaling / testing | 7-launch.md |
| "My ads aren't working" / metrics / ROAS / diagnostics | 8-results.md |
Don't load all guides at once. Start with the one matching the user's immediate need. Load additional guides only when the conversation moves to a new phase. Preserve context window at all costs.
Follow the sequence for the user's situation. Do not skip steps, each file builds on the previous one.
New to ads (never run Meta before):
brief.md: build the ad brief (product, audience, market, offer, KPIs) if one doesn't already exist1-fundamentals.md: understand how the platform works2-preparation.md: check readiness (product validation, LTV, cashflow, persona, funnel)3-account-setup.md: set up Business Manager, pixel, page4-copy.md: write ad copy5-creative.md: choose format and create visuals6-campaign-structure.md: launch with low budgetExperienced advertiser, first time on Meta:
brief.md: build the ad brief if one doesn't already exist1-fundamentals.md (quick scan: they know ads, just not Meta)3-account-setup.md5-creative.md (Meta-specific specs and safe zones)6-campaign-structure.md7-launch.md (learning phase, scaling rules)Already running ads, need help:
8-results.md: diagnose what's wrong4-copy.md / 5-creative.md: if creative is the problemImportant: Load the relevant steps in your Task tool to keep track of everything.
When the user reaches an execution step (creating campaigns, publishing ads, etc), check if AdKit CLI is installed by running adkit status.
~30 seconds. Free. No account. Every finding cites a rule and a line of evidence.