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"A platform for tracking fitness activities and workouts" matching MCP tools:

  • Protect AI agents by sending messages through a pipeline that scans for prompt injection, evolves prompts, checks behavior, filters actions, and tracks fitness for autonomous improvement.
    MIT
  • Computes day-by-day fitness (CTL), fatigue (ATL), and form (TSB) from Suunto workouts, filling the API gap with an exponential TSS model.
    MIT
  • Reads Garmin's current fitness markers, including VO2 max, fitness age, predicted race times, lactate threshold, and training zones, so you can set evidence-based goals and training paces.
    MIT
  • Retrieve wellness activities such as breathwork, meditation, and relaxation for a date range, including names, types, notes, timestamps, summary values, and time in zones. Excludes fitness activities.
    MIT

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  • Retrieve completed Garmin Connect activities newest first. Filter by type or date range, page results, and locate strength sessions to fetch sets, reps, and weights.
    MIT
  • Fetch daily CTL, ATL, and TSB time-series data to chart past fitness trends and project future form from planned workouts, helping you review training load and readiness.
    MIT
  • Get best pace outputs for distances like 400m to 10km from your runs and swims, aiding race predictions and fitness tracking. Optionally adjust for hills with grade-adjusted pace.
    MIT
  • Retrieve workout templates from your Garmin Connect library, including id, name, and sport. Use the ids to manage or delete specific workouts.
    MIT
  • List planned workouts, races, notes, holidays, sickness, and injuries from the training calendar. Use it to review upcoming plans or compare them with completed activities.
    MIT
  • Find similar training intervals across all activities by type and duration. Track progress on specific workouts and compare sessions.
    MIT
  • Analyze heart rate data to identify peak outputs for different effort durations, helping track cardiovascular fitness and set HR zones.
    MIT
  • Read an athlete's assigned training plan and annual calendar entries—phases, weekly targets, priority races, season start, and fitness-model dates—for a chosen date range.
    GPL 3.0
  • Fetches Garmin training dashboard data in one call, including activities, HR zones, HRV, sleep, readiness, and fitness/fatigue, with caching to retrieve only new data.
    MIT