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    Enables users to interact with their Strava data through natural language to analyze workouts, track fitness progress, and explore routes. It supports retrieving detailed activity stats, heart rate data, and segment insights directly within AI assistants.
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    Exposes the Oura API v2 as an MCP server with tools to query all 19 data collections (e.g., sleep, heartrate) with automatic pagination and explicit truncation warnings.
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    Provides six deterministic, source-attributed hydration calculators (water intake, dehydration check, pregnancy intake, kidney-safe intake, athlete plan, energy optimization) as MCP tools, enabling AI clients to call them via stdio without custom HTTP coding.
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    Minimalist Strava integration for Claude with 7 focused tools for querying athlete stats, activities, zones, and segment analysis.
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    An MCP server that exposes Strava v3 API as read-only tools for AI agents. It covers athlete profiles, activities, stats, routes, segments, and rate limits, with OAuth2 authorization handled via a companion HTTP server.
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    Apple HealthKit → PostgreSQL sync + MCP server for Claude Code, Cursor, and Ollama. Open-source iOS app with reliable background sync (HKObserverQuery). 11 tools covering health summary, sleep, HRV trends, workouts, daily snapshots, metric stats, period comparison, and coaching briefs. Supports Supabase, Neon, and self-hosted Postgres. Privacy-first: your data goes to your own database.
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