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qualityEnables integration with OpenMetadata by wrapping its REST API for standardized interaction through the Model Context Protocol.
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Python
MIT License
Allows analysis of Strava workouts and provides training recommendations based on Strava data using the Model Context Protocol SDK
Integration for training analysis and recommendations based on Strava data using the Model Context Protocol SDK.
Type | Name | Description |
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Resource | strava://activities | List of activities |
Resource | strava://activities/{id} | Activity details |
Resource | strava://athlete/zones | Training zones |
Resource | strava://athlete/clubs | Athlete's clubs |
Resource | strava://gear/{gear_id} | Equipment Information |
Tool | analyze_activity(activity_id) | Training Analysis |
Tool | analyze_training_load(activities) | Load analysis |
Tool | get_activity_recommendations() | Recommendations |
Type | Tool | Description |
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Linting | ruff | Code formatting and analysis |
Tests | pytest | Unit and integration tests |
Coating | pytest-cov | Code Coverage Report |
.env
to .gitignore
uv pip install -e ".[dev]"
git checkout -b feature/name
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