garmin-mcp
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TDQS
Scored across 13 tools
Most tools are clearly separated by domain (daily health, training, fitness, weight, steps, activities, workouts, devices). Some overlap exists, such as steps and heart-rate metrics appearing in both get_daily_health and related history/fitness tools, and whoami vs get_user_profile could be slightly confusing, but the descriptions make the intended boundaries mostly clear.
The tool names are consistently snake_case and nearly all use a get_ verb prefix, with list_activities as a sensible variant. whoami is the only clear naming outlier, but it is a conventional and readable exception.
With 13 tools, the server is well within a reasonable range and each tool maps to a distinct Garmin data area. The grouping is not bloated, and no tool feels redundant purely from a count perspective.
The surface covers the main read-only Garmin domains: health, training, fitness, body composition, steps, activities, goals, workouts, scheduled workouts, devices, and profile. Minor gaps such as retrieving individual workout or goal details may exist, but core workflows appear covered and agents can work around them.