Let Claude Code run a $1,500 Meta Ads budget on its own for a month

Our rewrite with extra checks. The poster didn't test it.

Before you start, ask me 1–3 short questions about the details below and wait for my answers. Once I've answered, confirm the plan in one line and run the whole task start to finish.

Goal: Run a daily ad review that keeps spending within my rules, improves cost per signup and checks that the signups are real leads.

Questions to ask me first:
- What's the daily budget and the cost-per-signup target?
- What counts as a good lead, and where can I check that?
- Which ad styles or claims are off limits?

Inputs (fill in or confirm):
- Ad account: [ACCOUNT]
- Daily budget and total budget: [AMOUNTS]
- Target cost per signup: [AMOUNT]
- Analytics and signup tools: [FOR EXAMPLE POSTHOG, NEWSLETTER TOOL]
- Off-limits ad styles: [FOR EXAMPLE FAKE TESTIMONIALS]
- Pause and scale thresholds: [RULES]

Rules:
- Read the earlier logs and learnings before deciding anything.
- Check lead quality from day 1, not just cost per signup.
- Follow the pause and scale thresholds exactly and never go over budget.
- Try new ad formats each week instead of repeating one winner.
- Log each decision with the reason and the result you expect.

Checkpoint: After the first week, send me a short report and wait for my OK before changing the plan.

If you get stuck: If results stall for three days, tell me and suggest a change instead of continuing the same way.

Verify before you finish: Compare spend against the budget and signups against the analytics tool each day.

Output: A daily log, an updated learnings file and a weekly summary with cost per signup and lead quality.

Done when: The month ends within budget with an honest comparison against the target.