Talk to your own fitness data. Findings computed in code against your own 28-day baselines.
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GARMIN_PASSWORDAPI keyrequiredYour Connect password. Stored only in your local .env. Accounts with MFA enabled are not supported, because the unofficial library this drives cannot complete that flow.
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get_latest_activityReturns the most recent Garmin activity with distance, duration, pace, and heart rate stats.Returns the most recent Garmin activity with distance, duration, pace, and heart rate stats.
No input schema was published for this tool.
get_activities_rangeReturns Garmin activities within an ISO 8601 date range.Returns Garmin activities within an ISO 8601 date range.
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get_body_compositionReturns weight, body fat, and muscle mass trends over a time period.Returns weight, body fat, and muscle mass trends over a time period.
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compare_workoutsCompares one workout against the user's own earlier workouts of the same type and a similar distance (or duration, for sports that record no distance). Reports duration, pace, heart rate, elevation and calories against the closest previous effort, with the typical value across the comparable set. D…Compares one workout against the user's own earlier workouts of the same type and a similar distance (or duration, for sports that record no distance). Reports duration, pace, heart rate, elevation and calories against the closest previous effort, with the typical value across the comparable set. D…
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remember_contextRecords something about the user that Garmin does not know: a goal, a race and its date, an injury, or a free-form note. Use this whenever the user mentions one in passing. It can also silence a finding the user has already accounted for — see `mutes`.Records something about the user that Garmin does not know: a goal, a race and its date, an injury, or a free-form note. Use this whenever the user mentions one in passing. It can also silence a finding the user has already accounted for — see `mutes`.
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get_user_contextReturns the goals, races, injuries and notes on record for the user. Read this before giving training advice.Returns the goals, races, injuries and notes on record for the user. Read this before giving training advice.
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log_subjectiveRecords how a day or session actually felt, rated 1-10: perceived effort (rpe), soreness, or mood. Garmin has no equivalent.Records how a day or session actually felt, rated 1-10: perceived effort (rpe), soreness, or mood. Garmin has no equivalent.
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get_findingsReturns what stands out in the user's stored history against their own 28-day baselines: resting heart rate elevation, sleep debt, HRV trend breaks, and training load ratio. Prefer this over reading raw metrics when asked how things are going.Returns what stands out in the user's stored history against their own 28-day baselines: resting heart rate elevation, sleep debt, HRV trend breaks, and training load ratio. Prefer this over reading raw metrics when asked how things are going.
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get_heart_rate_trendsReturns resting, max, and average heart rate trends over a time period.Returns resting, max, and average heart rate trends over a time period.
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get_recovery_statusCombines HRV, sleep, stress, and resting heart rate into a recovery score and training recommendation.Combines HRV, sleep, stress, and resting heart rate into a recovery score and training recommendation.
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get_sleep_dataReturns sleep duration, quality score, stage breakdown, and interruptions for recent nights.Returns sleep duration, quality score, stage breakdown, and interruptions for recent nights.
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get_stress_levelsReturns daily stress averages and trends from Garmin Connect.Returns daily stress averages and trends from Garmin Connect.
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get_training_insightsReturns a combined weekly training summary: latest activity, recent workouts, sleep, recovery, and stress.Returns a combined weekly training summary: latest activity, recent workouts, sleep, recovery, and stress.
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get_vo2_max_trendsReturns VO2 max fitness trends over time from Garmin Connect.Returns VO2 max fitness trends over time from Garmin Connect.
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get_week_reviewReturns this training week against the previous one — sessions, training load, sleep, resting heart rate, HRV and stress — plus where the acute:chronic load ratio lands if next week repeats this one, a sleep debt and consistency read against the user's own baseline, and the next race on record. Pre…Returns this training week against the previous one — sessions, training load, sleep, resting heart rate, HRV and stress — plus where the acute:chronic load ratio lands if next week repeats this one, a sleep debt and consistency read against the user's own baseline, and the next race on record. Pre…
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