ownmetrics-mcp
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Scored across 14 tools
The raw metric tools have some overlap—daily_overview includes sleep, heart rate, stress and Body Battery that also have dedicated tools—but the descriptions and time scopes (one day vs date range) make boundaries usable. The analytical tools (training_summary, trend, compare_periods, recovery_correlations, weekly_review) are clearly distinct in purpose.
Retrieval tools follow a consistent get_/list_ noun pattern, while analytical tools use descriptive noun phrases. The mix is intentional and readable, though the analytics tools do not follow the same verb-led convention.
Fourteen tools is well-scoped for a Garmin health metrics server, covering raw metrics, activity lookup, account status, and higher-level analytics without feeling bloated. Each tool has a clear domain role.
The read-only surface is strong: sleep, HRV, heart rate, stress, Body Battery, body metrics, activities, training summaries, trends, comparisons, correlations, and weekly reviews are all covered. Minor gaps exist for dedicated VO2 max, respiration, workout planning, or device management, but most needs can be worked around.