Retrieve the drafting peloton setup with wind effect quadrants, enabling analysis of wind conditions on rider performance.
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"Peloton" matching MCP tools:
- Retrieve a paginated list of fitness activities ordered newest-first. Browse large activity logs without needing date filters, using event_type to distinguish races and other categories.MIT
- Retrieve Garmin activities between specified dates with optional type filter, using pagination to manage large histories and avoid result-too-large errors.MIT
- Retrieve a paginated list of Garmin activities newest-first. Use start and limit to browse large activity lists when date filtering isn't needed; event type identifies races, training, or uncategorized.MIT
- Retrieve a paginated list of Garmin Connect activities, newest-first, to browse large activity histories when date filtering is not needed.MIT
- Retrieve activities in a date range with pagination support to avoid large result errors. Filter by activity type and walk pages via next_page until has_more is false.MIT
- Retrieve Garmin Connect activities within a date range, optionally filter by activity type, and paginate results to avoid oversized responses.MIT
- Every category new listings are filed under, with its slug; departments, slugs that cover every category in them (furniture, fitness); and older_categories, slugs that older live listings still carry, which search accepts too. Use a slug with listing_resolve_category, the pricing tools or search to avoid guessing. A category's listings can be stored under an older slug (Peloton Bike's under peloton-bike-2nd-gen), which searching the category covers. A department does not cover older_categories: to include them, add their slugs to the search's category list (sofas,living-room-sets).ConnectorOAuth
- Use when the user is selling a large or valuable item (fitness equipment, hot tubs, saunas, golf carts, furniture, appliances), including when also posting to Facebook Marketplace, Craigslist, or OfferUp. Work out which Commonplace category an item belongs to and what it needs before it can be listed (terms as in the server instructions). An exact category slug or name is taken as given; other words are matched. Returns required_questions (exact option strings; other_values_accepted means a value not listed may be given as written), condition_options with condition_shown_as (how each reads in the public title, which never reads worse than Fair: Poor reads Fair), seller_costs (the pickup fee and the transaction fee, added on top of the seller's take-home) and buyer_price_addons (delivery within 100 miles, included in the buyer price). Category drives the pickup fee and so the take-home: resolve it before quoting or listing. ambiguous is true when only a brand was named and its models differ in fees (a brand's own parent category, such as peloton, is never a category to list under), or when the item's own words name a different category from the match; possible_categories then lists the choices, each with its costs, and passing the right one back as item settles it. other_candidates lists nearby categories whose names share a word with the item. Condition is not a required question: it is listing_create's own condition argument, and where the options name a usage band (rides, uses) the grade is by usage alone.ConnectorOAuth