Broker Chat Overview
Broker is the AI assistant built into the Broker. It has 41 tools that can read data, run reports, and make changes to your exchange — all through natural language.
Accessing Broker
- Press Cmd+K (Mac) or Ctrl+K (Windows) from any page
- Or click the chat icon in the sidebar
What Broker Can Do
Broker has 41 tools organized into 8 categories:
| Category | Tools | Examples |
|---|---|---|
| Analytics | 11 | Fill rate, latency, revenue, DSP performance |
| Reporting | 5 | Daily summaries, period comparisons, exports |
| Inventory | 3 | Publisher inventory, pool composition, supply health |
| Campaigns | 5 | Create, pause, edit, budget check |
| Management | 7 | Enable/disable DSPs, set floors, block domains |
| List | 4 | List publishers, DSPs, pools, campaigns |
| Alerts | 3 | Revenue drops, latency spikes, delivery issues |
| Deals | 1 | Create and manage PMP/PG deals |
| DSP Control | 2 | Pause/resume DSPs, adjust QPS |
How It Works
Type a question or command in plain English. Broker figures out which tools to call, fetches the data, and returns a formatted response with metrics cards, tables, and charts.
You: "What's today's fill rate for Publisher A?"
Broker: [calls get_fill_rate tool]
Fill Rate: 12.3%
Requests: 45,200
Wins: 5,560
Period: TodayRead vs Write Operations
Read operations return data without changing anything: metrics, reports, lists, comparisons.
Write operations make changes: creating campaigns, pausing DSPs, setting floors, blocking domains. Broker confirms before executing write operations.
Tips
- Be specific. “Show me Axis Media’s spend this week” is better than “show me spend.”
- Ask follow-ups. Broker remembers the conversation context.
- Use it for quick checks instead of navigating through multiple pages.
- See Asking Questions for read examples and Managing via Chat for write examples.