Strava Planner MCP
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TDQS
Scored across 13 tools
Each tool targets a distinct aspect of Strava data retrieval: activities by various criteria, activity details, laps, streams, zones, athlete profile, overview, context, training history, and a specific half marathon context. Descriptions clearly differentiate overlapping tools like getActivities, getActivitiesByType, getRecentActivities, and getTrainingHistory by specifying paging, filtering, and purpose.
All tool names use consistent camelCase verb+noun pattern (get followed by resource name). This predictable naming helps agents quickly understand the action and target resource without confusion.
With 13 tools, the server is well-scoped for a Strava planner. Each tool serves a specific purpose in retrieving training data and athlete context, without unnecessary duplication or missing essential operations for a read-only planner.
The tool surface covers core data retrieval: activity listing with filters, detailed activity data, laps, streams, zones, athlete info, training history, and half marathon context. Missing tools for updating athlete context or Strava settings, and for retrieving routes or segments, but these are minor gaps for a planner focused on training analysis.