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"Google Fit" matching MCP tools:

  • Retrieve and parse an activity's original FIT file, returning decoded messages with units and definition numbers. Filter by message type and paginate through results, including high-frequency records when requested.
    MIT
  • Downloads a Garmin activity file to disk in your chosen format (fit, gpx, tcx, or csv). Specify the activity ID and optional output directory to save it directly.
    MIT
  • Returns the shopper's saved default size and fit so you can apply sizing automatically and search products in their preferred style before asking for a size.
    MIT
  • Check Google OAuth status for end-user sign-in: see if Google sign-in is enabled and whether a client ID and secret are saved, without exposing credentials.
    MIT
  • Fits parametric copulas to multi-column data, ranks by AIC/SIC/HQIC, and returns best-fit with tail dependence for risk modeling.
    MIT

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  • Saves a shopper's default size or fit to their allover.art account so future chats can skip asking for it; use only when they state or ask to remember a preference.
    MIT
  • Read cell values from a Google Sheet Hermoso can reach using a spreadsheet ID or Google Sheets URL; returns a 2-D array.
    MIT
  • Calculate the realistic number of photos or minutes of video that fit in a given storage size, corrected for OS/filesystem overhead. Use for accurate capacity planning.
    MIT
  • Fetch a stored Google Maps business record by Google place_id from the google-map-businesses dataset. Returns its category, rating, review count, location, and closure status.
    MIT
  • Fit multiple distribution families to a data range and rank them by AIC, SIC, or HQIC. Find the best-fitting distribution without guessing, including skipped families and without modifying data.
    MIT
  • Fit time-series models to historical data, rank them by AIC/SIC/HQIC, and optionally write the best model's projection formula into a target range for Excel Monte Carlo simulations.
    MIT
  • Retrieve a specific signal's full strategy analysis, including fit scores, valuation scenarios, evidence sources, and related fact IDs, by providing its signal ID.
    Apache 2.0
  • Fit polynomial to trajectory data for smoothing or deriving motion equations. Supports linear, quadratic, or cubic fits, returning coefficients and goodness-of-fit.
    Apache 2.0