Recalibrate
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Pacing, flare plans, calm exercises, pain science lessons and doctor summaries for chronic pain.
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- Healthy
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- 100.0% over the last 24 hours
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- Streamable HTTP · MCP 2025-11-25
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Scored across 12 tools
Most tools target distinct needs (flare check-in, nervous system check-in, education, planning), but two pairs blur together: create_doctor_visit_summary vs create_my_doctor_report both produce a one-page doctor summary PDF, and get_moment_guide vs start_calm_exercise both deliver techniques for acute hard moments (panic, 3 a.m. wake-up). The descriptions do clarify the distinctions (manual entry vs account data; multi-technique plan vs single guided exercise), but an agent could still pick the wrong one on a first pass.
All twelve names follow a strict verb_noun snake_case pattern (check_, create_, find_, get_, log_, plan_, read_, start_). The verbs vary appropriately by action while the convention stays fully predictable.
Twelve tools is well within a healthy range and each maps to a recognizable user need in a chronic pain self-management app. Nothing feels padded or redundant in count terms.
The surface covers acute support (flare, nervous system, moment guide, calm exercise), daily logging plus pattern analysis, day planning and focus, education search/read, and clinician reporting. Minor gaps exist: no way to browse or retrieve individual past check-ins, no update/delete of logged entries beyond today's overwrite, and no medication or symptom-detail tracking beyond the check-in fields.
Available Tools
12 toolscheck_nervous_system_stateCheck your nervous system stateARead-onlyIdempotentInspect
Quick nervous system check-in using the three-gear model (wired = fight or flight, safe = rest and digest, flat = shutdown). Classifies the user's current state from how they feel plus energy and tension levels, explains what it means, and returns two or three practices matched to that state with exact steps. Use when someone feels anxious, on edge, numb, burnt out, foggy or asks what state their nervous system is in. Does not store data.
Inputs: how_i_feel, energy_level, tension_level.
check_pain_flarePain flare check-inARead-onlyInspect
Runs a quick chronic pain flare check-in: rates flare severity against usual pain, screens symptoms for warning signs that need urgent medical care, and returns a step-by-step flare plan plus trigger insights. Use when the user is having a flare-up or their pain is worse than usual. Does not store data.
Inputs: pain_level (required), symptoms, hours_slept, usual_pain_level, +1 more.
create_doctor_visit_summaryCreate doctor visit summaryAInspect
Creates a one-page chronic pain summary for a doctor, GP or physio appointment (main concern, pain scores, locations, what helps or worsens, medications, daily impact, questions to ask) and a downloadable PDF. Only include details the user has explicitly shared. The PDF is stored temporarily and deleted after 24 hours.
Inputs: main_concern (required), goals, sleep, duration, +9 more.
create_my_doctor_reportDoctor report from my historyAInspect
Builds a one-page doctor visit summary and PDF from the user's own Recalibrate check-ins (requires a connected account on Go or Pro), combined with anything they add now: main concern, medications, questions and goals. The PDF link expires after 24 hours.
Inputs: days, goals, sleep, medications, +4 more.
find_pain_lessonsFind pain science lessonsARead-onlyInspect
Searches Recalibrate Academy's library of chronic pain education lessons (pain science, nervous system, sensitization, sleep, emotions, flares, self-management) and returns the most relevant lessons with key takeaways. Use when the user wants to understand or learn about chronic pain or a related topic.
Inputs: topic (required).
get_moment_guideGet a plan for a hard momentARead-onlyIdempotentInspect
Gives a short, step-by-step, body-first plan for one specific hard moment, from Recalibrate's Calming the Nervous System guides: 3 a.m. wake-up, panic attack, Sunday dread, nerves before a meeting or presentation, afternoon energy crash, after an argument, anger, or overthinking. Each plan has 3 to 4 evidence-informed techniques with exact steps and a safety note. Pass a moment, or describe the situation and the best match is chosen. Does not store data.
Inputs: moment, situation.
get_my_patternsShow my patternsARead-onlyIdempotentInspect
Analyses the user's own Recalibrate check-in history (requires a connected account on Go or Pro): average wellbeing, trend, flare days and severity, most common triggers and limits, what helps, and best and hardest days of the week, with a chart. Use when the user asks how they have been doing, what triggers their flares, or for their patterns.
Inputs: days.
log_daily_check_inLog my daily check-inAIdempotentInspect
Saves today's daily check-in to the user's own Recalibrate account (requires a connected account): how they feel overall (1 to 10), whether it is a flare day and how bad, triggers, what limited them, a win, a challenge and notes. Updates today's entry if one exists. Use when the user wants to log, track or record how they are today.
Inputs: overall_feeling (required), notes, todays_win, is_flare_day, +4 more.
plan_paced_dayPlan a paced dayARead-onlyInspect
Builds a pain-friendly, paced daily plan (spoon theory / energy envelope) from today's energy and pain levels and the user's task list. Orders tasks, inserts rest breaks, keeps usage near 70% of capacity and moves overflow tasks to later. Use when someone with chronic pain, fibromyalgia, chronic fatigue or long COVID asks how to pace themselves, plan their day, or avoid crashing. Does not store data.
Inputs: tasks (required), pain_level (required), energy_level (required), sleep_quality.
read_pain_lessonRead a lessonARead-onlyInspect
Returns the content and key takeaways of one Recalibrate Academy lesson so it can be taught in the conversation. Use a lesson_id from find_pain_lessons.
Inputs: lesson_id (required).
start_calm_exerciseStart a calming exerciseARead-onlyInspect
Starts a guided, interactive calming exercise for pain and stress relief: box breathing, relaxing 4-6 breath, 4-7-8 sleep breathing, 5-4-3-2-1 grounding, body scan, progressive muscle relaxation or a pain reprocessing moment. Pass a technique, or a situation (e.g. 'can't sleep', 'panicking', 'flare') to pick one automatically.
Inputs: minutes, situation, technique.
start_focus_sessionStart a focus sessionARead-onlyInspect
Creates a pain-friendly focus session (paced pomodoro) with a live timer that grows a plant. Splits time into short focus blocks with movement breaks sized to the user's energy. Use for focusing, studying or working with brain fog, chronic pain or fatigue.
Inputs: task, minutes, energy_level.
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