Audit and fix campaign names against the naming convention, in a sheet

Steps

1. Resolve the workspace and its accounts with list_accounts, and read the convention it applies to each account with get_launcher_client_settings. With none saved, ask the person for it, and pass it as convention to check against it without saving.
2. Read the names with check_campaign_names, one account at a time, every level asked for (since and until on Meta, Google Ads and TikTok). Keep each row as returned, its id and its details included: the rename needs them.
3. Write the sheet, one tab per level that has rows (Campaigns, Ad sets or the platform's word, Ads), then an About tab. On each level tab, the key: A1 "Template" and B1:C1 merged with that level's template as the tool returns it; A2 "To fix" and B2 "{n} names · {spend to fix} spent" (only "{n} names" where no spend is read, "None" at 0); A3 "To rewrite" and B3 the same; row 4 empty; A1 to A3 in gray 600 text. Freeze rows 1 to 5, hide the gridlines.
4. Under the key, the table from row 5 (setCellTable, one header row filled gray 100), in the tool's order (fix, rewrite, follows, by spend): Check (88 px, a dropdown on the data rows only: Fix red, Rewrite yellow, Follows gray, Renamed green, Refused red), Name (260 px), New name (260 px, the only editable column: prefilled with rewritten on Rewrite rows, empty elsewhere), Note (256 px, wrapped, gray 600: each problem on its own line, or "Does not follow the template." when a problem only repeats the name and the template), Spend (88 px, the account's currency, only when spend was read; blank, never 0, where it is null), Status (80 px), Campaign and Ad set on lower levels (240 px, gray 600), Account and Platform when the sheet holds several, then ID, Account ID and Details (the row's details as compact JSON), the IDs written as text with a leading ' so no digit is lost, in a column group collapsed out of sight.One conditional format on the New name data rows: fill gray 100 where the cell is blank and Check reads Fix, so each name still owed shows as a gray well. At most about 1,000 cells per update: write the rows in parts from the top.
5. On the About tab (no table, gridlines hidden, A 144 px, B 400 px wrapped): Workspace, each account with its platform and ID, Spend (the period, or "Not read on {platform}"), Read (date and time), an empty row, each level's template, the separator, the enforcement (warn: flagged and can still be applied; block: refused until it follows) and the source (saved for the workspace, or passed in this conversation and not saved). Say there when only 400 of the names are shown.
6. When the person says the names are ready, read each level tab again, New name with the hidden ID (drop the leading ' it reads back with) and Details, and keep the rows whose New name is filled and differs from Name. If a Name cell no longer holds the name that was read, ask whether it was meant as a new name.
7. Call change_campaigns with changes, one entry per account and level, action rename, ids, names (the current names), new_names and rename_details (each row's Details), and no confirm token. Show the one preview: each name before and after, its verdict against the convention and the notes, then apply only after the person confirms, with the confirm token and the reason in their words.
8. Write the outcome back: on a renamed row Check reads Renamed, Name takes the new name, New name is cleared and Note reads "Was {old name}"; on a refused row Check reads Refused, New name keeps what was typed and Note holds the platform's own words in plain text color. Rows are not re-sorted. Relabel the key in place (A2 "Renamed", A3 "Still to fix" with what is left) and add the time and counts of the rename to About.