Created: 2026-05-02 by autonomous scheduled-task run of google-ads-weekly-performance.

For: The next agent (human or AI) that picks up Google Ads work for Sam Aguiar Injury Lawyers.

TL;DR

1. The 2026-05-02 weekly run shipped Path B (framework + escalation), the 10th consecutive blocked Google Ads run.
2. NEW THIS RUN: Adspirer skills appeared in the available-skills list mid-session: adspirer-ads-agent:keyword-research, adspirer-ads-agent:campaign-performance, adspirer-ads-agent:ad-campaign-best-practices. These were NOT available on the prior 9 blocked runs. Try them BEFORE assuming the streak continues.
3. The Cowork Bash sandbox is still ENOSPC (confirmed today on mkdir). That gate did not move.
4. OAuth is healthy. Canonical refresh token in Notion A - Passwords (page dc6e22b8-4666-4fa0-a9c5-e3c5fe4d6c1f).
5. 4 Sam approvals pending in the audit report's checklist (sandbox ticket, redundant API path, negative-keyword pack, RSA refresh bank).

What was accomplished this run

• Confirmed sandbox ENOSPC still gates python/curl backends.
• Confirmed no Google Ads MCP exposed at task start (only Google Analytics).
• Mid-session: Adspirer skills surfaced in the skills list. Not yet tested for live data this run because the user's ask was the handoff, not a re-run.
• Wrote the full audit framework + inline pre-approved-ready recommendations to C:\Users\SAguiar\Documents\Codex\google-ads-weekly-2026-05-02\AUDIT_REPORT.md (229 lines).
• Mirrored summary to /sessions/great-happy-ramanujan/mnt/SAguiar/google-ads-weekly-2026-05-02-AUDIT_REPORT.md.
• Exported the run summary to Notion: page 3541018d-f1f5-8139-ab83-ee07d112ab27.
• Updated project_oauth_blocked_streak.md memory to reflect 10-run streak and current gate status.
• Rendered the 4-way multiple-choice approval checklist inline in the chat per Sam's preferences (AskUserQuestion tool not available in scheduled-task context).

What is still in progress / pending

1. Sam approvals (4 questions, A/B/C/D each). See section "Pending approvals" in the canonical report or in the Notion run summary page.