When you ask
Tag Manager container audit in a sheet
Lists every tag, trigger and variable in your container in a new sheet tab, and flags paused tags and triggers no tag uses.
Google Tag Manager integration: AI audits and tag drafts
Letaido's Google Tag Manager integration lets an AI agent read your container, audit it and draft tags and triggers in a workspace.
Best Google Tag Manager integration jobs to start with
Audits, reports and tag drafts, checked step by step. Open one to watch it run.
When you ask
Track a link click as a GA4 event
Name the link and the event, and the agent adds the trigger and GA4 event tag in a Tag Manager workspace for you to publish.
When you ask
GA4 event tags from a tracking plan sheet
Reads your tracking plan sheet and drafts the data layer variables, custom event trigger and GA4 event tag for each new row in a Tag Manager workspace, unpublished.
Every Friday at 3pm
Unpublished Tag Manager changes in Slack
Every Friday, post the tags, triggers and variables changed in your Tag Manager workspace that are not live yet.
When you ask
Register GA4 dimensions for your tag parameters
Finds event parameters your Tag Manager GA4 tags send that aren't GA4 custom dimensions yet, and registers them so they show in reports.
Google Tag Manager integration options, compared
Four ways to work on a Tag Manager container.
| Option | Set up by asking | Audits the container | Runs on its own | No code | Drafts edits for you |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 Letaido AI agent | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Tag Manager web app | No | Partly | No | Yes | No |
| Tag Manager API | No | Yes | Partly | No | Partly |
| Audit tools and templates | No | Yes | No | Yes | No |
Read the full comparison
| Option | How it works | Best for | Watch out for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Letaido AI agent | You describe the job. The agent reads the container, drafts tags and triggers in a workspace, reports to Sheets or Slack and registers GA4 dimensions. | Audits, change reports and tag drafts you review before publishing. | Needs your own Google Cloud OAuth client. Tag Manager's quota is small. |
| Tag Manager web app | You click through tags, triggers and variables, preview, then submit and publish a version. | One-off edits by someone who knows the container. | Audits mean opening every tag by hand. |
| Tag Manager API | Developers call the API from their own scripts to read and change accounts, containers and workspaces. | In-house tooling and bulk changes. | Needs developers and an OAuth client, and the quota is per Cloud project. |
| Audit tools and templates | Third-party auditors and community templates check a container or export it for review. | A one-time health check. | Most check or export a container but don't draft changes. |
How the Google Tag Manager integration works
Connect Google Tag Manager once. After that, you describe each job in plain English.
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1Connect Google Tag Manager with your OAuth client
- 2Ask for a job in a chat, or start from an example above
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3Approve the first run
Allow all read operations once per app; approve each kind of write once.
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4Watch the first run in the chat
Save it to run on a schedule.
How a Google Tag Manager job starts
A schedule, or you asking.
- On a scheduleEvery Friday, for example, to post the changes in a workspace that are not live yet.
- When you askAsk for an audit or a new tag in a chat and it runs once.
Setup details
Create an OAuth client
In Google Cloud, enable the Tag Manager API and create an OAuth client. Set the consent screen to In production or Internal; in Testing, tokens expire after 7 days.
Pick the scopes
You pick the scopes when you make the refresh token. Read and edit scopes let the agent prepare changes; without the publish scope it can't put anything live.
Connect Google Tag Manager with your OAuth client
Paste the client ID, client secret and refresh token into Letaido.
Watch the first run
Allow all read operations once per app; approve each kind of write once. Then save it to repeat.
Every Google Tag Manager action the agent can take
105 actions in 12 groups, from reading containers to drafting tags and publishing versions.
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Frequently asked
How do I connect Google Tag Manager to Letaido? +
Create an OAuth client in your own Google Cloud project with the Tag Manager API on, then paste the client ID, client secret and refresh token into Letaido. Set the consent screen to In production or Internal, because tokens made in Testing expire after 7 days.
Can Letaido publish changes to my live site? +
Only if you grant the publish scope. Without it, the agent prepares changes in a workspace and you publish them. None of the jobs above publishes. Allow all read operations once per app; approve each kind of write once.
How do I run a GTM audit without opening every tag? +
Ask Letaido for one. It reads every tag, trigger and variable in a workspace and writes them to a sheet, flagging paused tags, tags with no trigger and triggers no tag uses.
Is there a Google Tag Manager MCP server? +
Letaido is not an MCP server. It has its own Tag Manager connector that uses the Tag Manager API with your OAuth client, and it can mix Tag Manager with Sheets, Slack and GA4.
Why does a big container take a while? +
Tag Manager's quota is 0.25 requests a second and 10,000 a day per Cloud project, so a large container takes the agent a few minutes.
Put your Tag Manager container to work
Connect Google Tag Manager, then ask for a job like "Audit our Tag Manager container into a Google Sheet". Leta gets it done on your schedule, or the moment you ask.
Get LetaidoRead containers and accounts8
Look up accounts, containers, tagging snippets, and linked Google tag destinations without making any changes.
- Get account
- Get container
- Get container snippet
- Get destination
- List accounts
- List containers
- List destinations
- Lookup container
Manage containers and accounts7
Create, rename, merge, move tag IDs between, or delete containers and accounts.
- Create container
- Update account
- Update container
- Combine containers
- Move container tag ID
- Delete container
- Link destination
Read tags2
List and inspect all tags in a workspace, including their parameters and firing triggers.
- List tags
- Get tag
Create and edit tags4
Add, update, revert, or delete tags in a workspace.
- Create tag
- Update tag
- Revert tag
- Delete tag
Read triggers and variables5
List and inspect triggers, user-defined variables, and built-in variables currently switched on.
- List triggers
- Get trigger
- List variables
- Get variable
- List built in variables
Create and edit triggers and variables11
Add, update, revert, or delete triggers and user-defined variables, and switch built-in variables on or off.
- Create trigger
- Update trigger
- Revert trigger
- Delete trigger
- Create variable
- Update variable
- Revert variable
- Delete variable
- Enable built in variable
- Disable built in variable
- Revert built in variable
Manage workspaces and publish19
Create, sync, and delete workspaces, create and manage versions, and publish a version to the live site.
- Create workspace
- Update workspace
- Delete workspace
- List workspaces
- Get workspace
- Get workspace status
- Quick preview workspace
- Sync workspace
- Resolve workspace conflict
- Create version
- Publish version
- List versions
- Get version
- Get latest version
- Get live version
- Update version
- Set latest version
- Delete version
- Undelete version
Manage environments6
Create, update, reauthorize, and delete container environments for staging or custom deployments.
- Create environment
- Update environment
- Reauthorize environment
- Delete environment
- List environments
- Get environment
Organise with folders and templates15
Create and manage folders and custom templates to keep the workspace tidy, including importing from the community gallery.
- Create folder
- Update folder
- Revert folder
- Delete folder
- List folders
- Get folder
- List folder entities
- Move entities to folder
- Create template
- Update template
- Revert template
- Delete template
- List templates
- Get template
- Import template from gallery
Manage Google tag configurations5
Add, update, and delete Google tag configurations that control how a G- or AW- destination is served.
- Create gtag config
- Update gtag config
- Delete gtag config
- List gtag config
- Get gtag config
Manage server-side container components18
Create, update, revert, and delete clients, transformations, and zones in server-side containers.
- Create client
- Update client
- Revert client
- Delete client
- List clients
- Get client
- Create transformation
- Update transformation
- Revert transformation
- Delete transformation
- List transformations
- Get transformation
- Create zone
- Update zone
- Revert zone
- Delete zone
- List zones
- Get zone
Manage user access5
Grant, update, and remove user permissions on the account and its containers.
- Create user permission
- Update user permission
- Delete user permission
- List user permissions
- Get user permission