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Reads the plan your app publishes, pauses or resumes those campaigns and sets their daily budget in your own tab, and reports back. The singing-river local agent is an extension that runs on your own computer and executes the advertising plan you approved in your singing-river app. What it does: — reads the plan you published in your own singing-river account, — pauses or resumes the named campaigns in your own Allegro Ads panel, in your own tab, with the sign-in you already have there, — sets a campaign's daily budget to the amount you approved — always an absolute figure, never an increase it worked out for itself, — reports back to your app what it did and what it saw. What it never does: — it never reads your sign-in details; it acts on the session you have open in the panel yourself, — it reaches two addresses and no others: your singing-river app and the Allegro Ads panel — both listed in the permission prompt before you install, — it runs no script on any other website, — nothing happens while this computer or browser is off. The operation list is closed: pause a campaign, resume a campaign, change a daily budget. A version that does anything more will be a separate release with a fresh consent. The extension does nothing until you pair it with your singing-river account — the pairing code comes from the "Local Agent" page in the app.
Aug 29, 2026
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