dsh-plugin-adwhispr
AdWhispr for DeepSeek Harness: competitor ad research, winning-ad cloning, and Meta / Google / TikTok ad launch and management
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- Oct 5, 2026
- Updated
- Oct 6, 2026
Introduction
AdWhispr for DeepSeek Harness
See who is running ads in your space, clone a winning ad for your brand, and launch and manage campaigns on Meta, Google and TikTok, all from a DeepSeek Harness chat.
Install
- Open DeepSeek Harness and go to Plugins, then Add plugin.
- Enter
dsh-plugin-adwhisprand click Install, then Enable now. - A browser window opens. Sign up for AdWhispr (it is free to start) or sign in, then click Allow.
- Quit DeepSeek Harness and open it again.
From the command line:
dsh plugin --profile <name> add dsh-plugin-adwhispr
Try it
- Who is running ads in my space?
- Clone a winning ad for my brand.
- Optimize my ad spend.
- Launch a new campaign from my creatives, paused until I OK it.
New campaigns are always created paused. Launching needs your own ad account connected in AdWhispr first.
Requirements
- DeepSeek Harness 0.2 or later
- Node.js 18 or later on your machine (the plugin starts a small bridge with
npx)
How it works
DeepSeek Harness talks to MCP servers but does not handle browser sign-in on its own. This plugin adds one MCP server entry that runs mcp-remote, which signs you in through your browser and connects the harness to https://adwhispr.com/api/mcp. Your sign-in is stored on your own computer in ~/.mcp-auth. The plugin stores nothing else.
Troubleshooting
AdWhispr shows as disconnected. Finish the browser sign-in, then quit and reopen DeepSeek Harness. The harness stops retrying after ten failed attempts, so a restart is needed if sign-in took a while.
The browser window never opens. Check that Node.js is installed (node -v in a terminal) and that nothing is blocking localhost.
Sign-in loops or you want to switch accounts. Delete the ~/.mcp-auth folder and restart the harness to sign in again.
Remove
In Plugins, switch off or uninstall dsh-plugin-adwhispr.