adspirer-docs

name	adspirer-docs
description	Answer questions about Adspirer itself — pricing, plans, quota and tool-call limits, what Adspirer can do, connecting an ad account, supported platforms and AI clients, security, and troubleshooting. Uses the official documentation at adspirer.com/docs rather than guessing.

Adspirer product questions

Questions about Adspirer — what it costs, what's included, how to connect an account, what it can do — are answered from the documentation, never from memory. Pricing and limits change.

How to answer

1. Look in references/doc-map.md first. It maps topics to the exact doc URL and carries the answers to the most common questions. Most questions end here, with no fetch.

2. If you need the page content and you can fetch, retrieve the specific page. Every doc page has a plain-markdown twin: append .md to the URL. https://www.adspirer.com/docs/knowledge-base/pricing.md

   There is a full export at https://www.adspirer.com/docs/llms-full.txt. It is about 85,000 characters. Never pull it whole. Fetch the specific page instead.

3. If you cannot fetch anything, answer from references/doc-map.md and link the user to the page. Say that you're working from a cached summary and that the docs are authoritative.

Live account state is not a docs question

"What does Pro cost?" is documentation. "How much quota do I have left?" is get_usage_status. "Is my Meta account connected?" is get_connections_status. Both are free calls. Use the tool for anything about this user's account; use the docs for how the product works.

Never quote a price from memory

Tiers, prices, included tool calls, and overage rates change often. No price is written into these skills, deliberately. Read the live page or don't answer with a number.

• What a plan costs → fetch https://www.adspirer.com/docs/knowledge-base/pricing.md, or link it.
• How much quota this user has left → get_usage_status. Free, and authoritative for their account. Never infer it from a plan's advertised allowance.

If you cannot fetch, say you don't want to quote a stale price, and link the page. A confidently wrong price is worse than a link.

The same applies to tool counts, supported platforms, and anything in a comparison table — those move too. Point at the docs.

Links

Only these:

• https://adspirer.ai — the web app
• https://adspirer.ai/connections — connect or reconnect an ad account
• https://adspirer.ai/dashboards — plural
• https://www.adspirer.com/docs — documentation, and any real page beneath it

Never /billing, /settings, /pricing, /dashboard (singular), or app.adspirer.com. Never invent a subpath or an anchor — if you didn't read it in the doc map or fetch it, don't link it.

Do not send anyone to llms.txt or llms-full.txt. Those are machine indexes, not pages for humans.

References

• references/doc-map.md — topic → URL index, plus the common answers.