Connect your Strava account to enable activity tracking through secure browser authentication. Use this tool to link your account for accessing fitness data.
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- Connect your Strava account to enable activity tracking and fitness data analysis. Opens a browser window for secure authentication to link your account.MIT
- Remove your Strava account connection and delete stored credentials to log out or disconnect from the Strava MCP Server.MIT
- Disconnect your Strava account and remove stored credentials. Use this to log out or revoke access when you want to end the connection.MIT
- Remove your Strava account connection and delete stored credentials to log out or disconnect from the Strava MCP Server.MIT
- Connect your Strava account for activity tracking. Uses secure browser authentication to link your data.MIT
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- Check whether your Strava account is connected to the MCP server and view the current connection status. Use this to confirm connectivity or troubleshoot issues.MIT
- Verify Strava API connection status to ensure data access for activities, routes, and athlete information.MIT
- Verify your Strava connection status to ensure data access for analyzing workouts, tracking fitness progress, and exploring routes through AI assistants.MIT
- Provides machine-readable install and runtime guidance for AI agents using Strava MCP, including client-specific setup and anti-gateway-restart instructions, without accessing Strava data or secrets.MIT
- Explains supported Strava data, privacy boundaries, GPS handling, recommended agent workflow, and project links without calling Strava or exposing secrets.MIT
- View realistic example payloads for Strava activities, training context, and summary to understand the API contract before making live calls.MIT
- Discover supported Strava data domains, auth scope requirements, privacy boundaries, and recommended first calls without accessing user data or calling APIs.MIT
- Access your Strava athlete stats: view total kilometers for current week, month, year, and all-time.ISC
- Check if valid Strava tokens exist and when they expire to confirm authentication status before accessing Strava data.ISC
- Convert recent Strava activity into a standardized training context for workout recommendation engines, including fallback when no activity exists.MIT
- Check your local Strava MCP setup: validate config, token file, Node version, privacy mode, and cache readiness without contacting Strava or exposing secrets.MIT
- Generate a practical daily training and load summary from recent Strava activities. Supports custom time windows, timezone display, and markdown or JSON output.MIT
- Retrieve complete details of a Strava activity including laps, kilometer splits, and calories. Provide the activity ID to get full data.ISC
- Retrieve heart rate and power zones for an activity, displaying time spent in each zone. Requires Strava Summit.