Report shared
Avery Chen → Claude
Patronage Loop brings marketing data, tools, tested workflows, approvals, and run history into Claude, Codex, and Cursor. Your team sets the strategy and makes the calls. Patronage Loop gives its agents a governed way to carry out the work.
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Claude · Codex · Cursor
Patronage Loop works
Connectors · workflows · reports
Your team controls
Approvals · activity · outcomes
Patronage Loop builds on Patronage’s open-source advertising connectors and Ads Sync. Ask an agent to compare campaign performance, prepare a report, update configuration, or prepare a campaign action for review.
Say what the work should accomplish. Patronage Loop handles the tools and keeps your team in the decision path.
“Compare Google Ads and Meta Ads performance for the spring launch and flag where cost per conversion drifted.”
“Prepare the weekly client report for the Meridian Project using the standard template.”
“Update the tracking configuration for the LinkedIn connector and show me the diff before saving.”
“Prepare a budget shift between these two Meta campaigns and hold it for my approval.”
When an agent prepares or performs work, Patronage Loop’s Activity view records who requested it, whether a person or an agent carried it out, which provider and Project it touched, whether approval was required, and what the outcome was. When a client or an executive asks “why did this change?”, your team has an answer instead of a shrug.
Activity
Requested by · Performed by · Provider · Project · Approval · Result
Report shared
Avery Chen → Claude
Budget shift ready
Maya Patel → Codex
Weekly report run
Jordan Lee → Patronage Loop schedule
Each Loop Agent takes a recurring job with defined sources, criteria, and cadence, prepares a review-ready result, and leaves the decision with your team. Every agent includes a scripted example you can run here.
Pick an agent to see the job, what it delivers, and the decision it leaves with you. The example runs are scripted demonstrations, not live executions.
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Stay in Claude, Codex, or Cursor. Ask Loop to bring together the sources, analysis, and widgets your question needs. Refine the report in the conversation, run it once, or make it routine.
Your agent is the control surface. Loop does the work.
Using Grok Bot? It connects through the same Cursor client.
Use Claude, Codex, or Cursor with Loop connected. Describe the question, the sources, and the result you need.
“Compare Google Ads and Meta Ads with the previous week. Show me the channel breakdown and what needs a decision.”
Example sources: Google Ads · Meta Ads · GA4
Run it when a question comes up. Ask your agent to repeat it when it becomes routine.
A report can be assembled on the fly from reusable widgets around the question—not a fixed dashboard you have to work around.
Acme Project · Illustrative report
Meta spend increased while site conversions held steady. Check measurement and creative before moving budget.
Sample relative values for the illustration—not client performance.
| Channel | What changed | Review next |
|---|---|---|
| Google Ads | Search demand held steady | Review query mix |
| Meta Ads | Spend outpaced conversions | Check tracking and creative |
Reports are private to the Project by default. An authorized user can create a scoped share link for one report revision, choose view or comment access, set an expiry, and revoke the link at any time.
Follow a step-by-step guide to install Loop, authorize your account, choose a Project, and verify the connection.