garmin-personal-mcp
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- AlicenseBqualityAmaintenanceConnects to Garmin Connect and exposes your fitness and health data (activities, sleep, heart rate, steps, body composition) to Claude and other MCP-compatible clients.21481,415MIT
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TDQS
Scored across 26 tools
Most tools target a distinct metric or resource, and descriptions make boundaries explicit. The weakest points are the plural-pair patterns (garmin_get_daily_summary vs garmin_get_daily_summaries, garmin_get_sleep vs garmin_get_sleep_summaries) and garmin_get_day, which aggregates data that several dedicated tools also return, so an agent could misselect.
Nearly all tools follow garmin_<verb>_<noun> with get_/search_/download_ prefixes, so the pattern is predictable. The only friction is that single-day vs range variants differ only by a trailing plural (get_daily_summary/get_daily_summaries), which is consistent but easy to overlook.
26 tools is on the heavy side and each covers a separate Garmin metric. The domain is broad enough that most tools earn their place, but the range/single-day pairs and aggregate get_day add surface area that could be consolidated.
Coverage across wellness, sleep, activity, nutrition, cycle, and profile data is broad, with sensible read-only lifecycle (search then get detail). Gaps exist in areas like training readiness/VO2 max, workout library, and any write-back operations, but core agent workflows are supported.