Creates or replaces a webhook subscription to receive Hevy workout events at a specified HTTPS URL.
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- Fetch a single exercise template by ID from the Hevy library, providing exercise details for training analysis and routine creation.MIT
- Retrieve profile and account details of the authenticated Hevy user.MIT
- Retrieve the current Hevy user's profile information, including username and join date.
- Retrieve the total number of workouts logged in Hevy to track your overall workout history.
- Retrieve a paginated list of workouts from your Hevy account. Control results with page and page size parameters.
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This unofficial MCP server provides secure access to your Hevy fitness data through the Hevy API. AI assistants can analyze your workout history, manage routines, track progress, and help you plan future training using your real fitness data.
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- Log a new workout with exercises, sets, and timing details to Hevy.
- Update an existing workout in Hevy by modifying its fields. Provide the workout ID and the updated workout data to apply changes.
- Retrieve a specific workout with all sets, reps, weights, RPE, and notes. Use after listing workouts to compare across sessions.MIT
- Create a new workout routine by defining exercises, sets, and rest intervals. Optionally assign to a folder and handle duplicates.MIT
- Retrieve a paginated list of your workout summaries in reverse-chronological order. Use this to review recent training sessions before requesting detailed set-by-set data.MIT
- Log a completed workout to Hevy with exercises, sets, notes, and timing.MIT
- Search the Hevy exercise library by name, equipment, or muscle group to find exercise template IDs for creating routines or workouts.MIT
- Estimate your one-rep max for any exercise by analyzing recent top sets from Hevy workouts using Epley or Brzycki formulas. Returns highest estimate and set history.MIT
- Retrieve your current webhook subscription details, if one exists.MIT
- Retrieve the total number of workouts logged. Use it to monitor progress without complex queries.MIT
- Browse the Hevy exercise library in paginated format. List up to 50 exercise templates per page to explore available exercises.MIT
- Fetch workout change events since a given ISO-8601 timestamp to detect new, updated, or deleted workouts without re-paginating the full list.MIT
- Aggregate training volume by muscle group to identify neglected areas. Calculates total weight lifted from working sets over a specified time window.MIT
- Create a new routine folder to organize your workout routines. Returns the folder ID for use when creating routines.MIT