Generate an International Color Consortium v2 profile for a named color space, using matrix/tone curve for RGB working spaces or a Lab CLUT otherwise. Returns a base64 resource.
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- List all available quantum backends, including devices and simulators, from the CETC-ICQ quantum cloud platform.Apache 2.0
- Download the original FIT, TCX, or GPX file for an Intervals.icu activity. Specify an output path to save it, or receive base64 content in the response.MIT
- Retrieve the annual training plan with weekly TSS targets, training phases, and week notes. Get answers about periodization, recovery weeks, and specific week details from the calendar.MIT
- Download the original activity file in its native format (FIT, TCX, or GPX) as uploaded by the device. Optionally save to a specified path or receive base64 content.MIT
- Replace the full free-text notes on an athlete's profile to store standing context, such as injuries or general updates. Existing notes are overwritten.MIT
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Eligibility-first UK & EU grant discovery, inside ChatGPT and Claude. Checks eligibility before recommending, explains why each grant fits, and cites the funder's own page on every answer — with an honest "competition_risk: unknown" when the data isn't there. 6 tools: search, fetch, find_opportunities, should_apply, explain_opportunity, complete_profile. Transport: Streamable HTTP. Auth: OAuth 2.1 + PKCE. Free to install, no card required.
- Get weekly TSS targets, training phases, and week notes from your annual training plan. Narrow the date range for a specific month or week.MIT
- Fetch raw per-sample time-series data for an activity (power, HR, cadence, GPS, etc.) for visualization or custom analysis when summary metrics are insufficient.MIT
- Fetch raw per-sample activity time-series streams (power, HR, cadence, GPS) for visualization or custom analysis, with selectable fields and optional downsampling.MIT
- Retrieve training activities within any explicit date range, with a light summary per item. Perfect for reconstructing historical training data or locating activities in a specific period.MIT
- Resolve any athlete's name to their ID and check your access level before sending write requests. Call this first for any request about someone other than the default athlete.MIT
- Retrieves best sustained pace across durations from 5 seconds to 1 hour to analyze fitness trends and predict race times. Optionally uses grade-adjusted pace to normalize for hills.MIT
- Delete a single library workout permanently. Removes the workout from your library; calendar events require separate deletion.MITDestructive
- Retrieve all notes and comments for a specific Intervals.icu activity in chronological order, including author, content, timestamp, and seen status.MIT
- Fetch the full configuration of a single custom chart, field, zone, or panel by its ID. Use with an ID from the list to inspect one item's focused details.MIT
- List activities within a specific date window, returning a light summary for each. Use it to reconstruct training history or find all activities in a given period.MIT
- List athletes this account can access—caller plus followed or coached athletes—to resolve names to athlete_id and verify access level before other tools read or write data.MIT
- Hide, reveal, lock, or unlock many planned workout calendar events at once by setting access flags, so training blocks can be staged ahead and released week by week.MIT
- Fetch the pace-vs-duration curve to see sustained pace from 5s to 1h, revealing run/swim fitness trends and predicting race times; use GAP for hilly runs.MIT
- Permanently delete a specific workout from your library. Use with caution: this action cannot be undone; calendar events are separate and require individual deletion.MITDestructive
- Retrieve all notes and comments attached to a specific activity, including author, content, timestamp, and seen status. Get feedback and messages from your coach or others in chronological order.MIT