Strava MCP
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- FlicenseNot gradedqualityBmaintenancePrivacy-focused Garmin Connect MCP server for triathlon training, enabling analysis of health metrics, activities, training load, and structured workout creation.-
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Scored across 29 tools
Several tools overlap heavily: strava_data_inventory and strava_capabilities both describe supported data, privacy boundaries, and recommended workflows; connection_status, privacy_audit, and cache_status have overlapping status/privacy checks; get_activity_streams and activity_series both expose time-series data. Core data tools are mostly distinct, but the meta/status cluster creates real selection ambiguity.
All tools share the strava_ prefix and snake_case, but the post-prefix pattern is inconsistent: verb-first names like list_activities and get_athlete coexist with noun-first names like profile_get and profile_update and pure nouns like daily_summary, activity_series, and onboarding. This mix is still readable but does not follow a predictable verb_noun convention throughout.
29 tools is above the comfortable range, and many are meta/status/setup tools such as data_inventory, capabilities, agent_manifest, quickstart, demo, connection_status, cache_status, and privacy_audit that could be consolidated. The core Strava data surface is broad, but the extra support and onboarding tools bloat the set.
The set covers OAuth lifecycle, athlete/profile/activity/route/club/gear reads, streams, summaries, and training context, so most agent workflows are supported. Minor gaps remain, such as no activity upload/create/update and no club detail or segment/effort endpoints, but these are not central to the apparent read and training-analysis purpose.