Launch a ChatGPT Ads chat card ad

Builds a complete, paused campaign on ChatGPT Ads: image upload, campaign, ad group and one chat card ad. The campaign is created paused and its ad group and ad active inside it, so nothing delivers and nothing spends until the campaign is turned on, and turning it on launches everything. Say this explicitly when you report the result, with the two links the result gives (ChatGPT Ads Manager and the campaign's page in Adako), and offer "enable all": one chatgpt_resume_campaign call, listed in the result as go_live.enable_all, one approval. Use when: the user has given a budget, a maximum bid, a destination, ad copy and a square image, and has decided to launch. Resolve every place they named with chatgpt_geo_lookup first — this tool takes location ids and refuses names. Do not call it twice for the same brief. If a step fails, the error lists what already exists; finish or remove that rather than starting again, or you will create a second campaign spending a second budget. Pass exactly one of lifetime_budget and daily_budget: a campaign on this platform can have a total ceiling or a daily limit, never both, and passing both is refused before anything is created. Do not invent copy, a budget, a bid, a destination or a location the user did not give. If any of those is missing, ask. max_bid is required because this tool creates a fixed-bid ad group, and its unit follows the objective: a CPM (per 1,000 impressions) for reach, per click for clicks, per conversion for conversions. Before the user approves, confirm with them that every market in the targeting is enabled for advertising on their account: a valid location id does not mean the account may advertise there. The preview lists each location id with its place and country when a recent chatgpt_geo_lookup returned it. The card limits are hard: the title must be 3–50 characters, the body at most 100, and the image must be square. These, the bid and the schedule are all checked before anything is created, so a rejection here costs nothing. Schedule dates are days in the ad account time zone, and a start date already past there is refused. Returns the ids of the four objects created and reads all of them back so their state is confirmed rather than assumed. Budgets and bids are decimals in the account currency.