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# get_ad_entity

> Full detail for a single campaign, adset, or ad — creative, targeting, delivery, budget.

Returns every column Cometly has cached for the entity, including platform-specific creative and targeting snapshots. Replaces the legacy "dump the entire ads dataset into the prompt" pattern.

## When to use

* "Show me the full config for campaign 1100012345 on Facebook."
* "What targeting / creative is this ad using?"

For tabular lists, use [`list_campaigns`](/mcp/tools/list-campaigns), [`list_adsets`](/mcp/tools/list-adsets), or [`list_ads`](/mcp/tools/list-ads).

## Parameters

| Parameter | Type   | Required | Description                                                    |
| --------- | ------ | -------- | -------------------------------------------------------------- |
| `source`  | string | Yes      | `facebook_ads`, `google_ads`, `tiktok_ads`, or `linkedin_ads`. |
| `level`   | string | Yes      | `campaign`, `adset`, or `ad`.                                  |
| `id`      | string | Yes      | The platform-side or Cometly id.                               |
| `format`  | string | No       | `json` (default), `csv`, or `yaml`.                            |

## Output

JSON object containing every column for the requested entity. Shape varies per platform / level. For Facebook ads, expect fields like `objective`, `daily_budget`, `targeting`, `creative_id`, `creative_body`, `effective_status`. For Google ads, expect `advertising_channel_type`, `bidding_strategy_type`, `final_url`, etc.

## Caveats

* LinkedIn ad sets don't have a separate "adset" notion in Cometly's model — only campaigns and creatives. `level: adset` for LinkedIn returns a `[validation_error]`.
* Reddit ads only support `level: ad`.