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"Fetching health data from an Apple Watch, including sleep, heart rate, and activity" matching MCP tools:

  • Retrieve daily health metrics from Google Health, including steps, distance, active calories, heart rate, and floors. Supports date ranges and metric selection to track trends.
    MIT
  • Retrieve raw, unaggregated health data points for any Google Health data type, including intraday heart rate samples and individual sleep stages. Ideal when daily summaries are insufficient.
    MIT
  • Flag abnormal health readings in sleep, HRV, heart rate, and activity using statistical methods to identify stress spikes or poor sleep nights.
    MIT
  • Retrieve Coros nightly sleep data for a configurable 1–52 week range, including deep, light, REM, and awake stage breakdowns plus sleep heart rate per night.
    MIT

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    Enables users to query Apple Health metrics, workouts, and trends from CSV files exported via the Health Auto Export app. It allows MCP clients to analyze health data such as heart rate, sleep stages, and activity levels directly from local iCloud Drive storage.
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  • Retrieve detailed sleep data for a date range including duration, stages, efficiency, heart rate, and HRV to analyze sleep patterns and quality.
    MIT
  • Retrieve recent workout records from WHOOP and Apple Health, including strain and heart-rate data, sorted newest first.
    MIT
  • Build a daily summary from Oura readiness, sleep, activity, heart-rate, and SpO2 data. Review recovery and training context over a chosen lookback period. Read-only and non-medical.
    MIT
  • Build a weekly Fitbit scorecard covering activity, sleep, heart rate, and HRV, with bottlenecks and suggested actions for non-medical use.
    MIT
  • Build a practical daily summary from Fitbit activity, sleep, heart-rate, HRV, and weight data. Provides a read-only, non-medical overview for training context.
    MIT
  • Retrieve daily health facts including sleep, resting heart rate, HRV, and activity baselines for a specific recovery date. Omit date for today's values.
    MIT
  • Retrieve daily health summaries around an activity—covering sleep, HRV, stress, heart rate, and SpO2—by providing an activity ID. Adjust days before or after to define the context window.
    MIT