Hevy MCP
An MCP server implemented for the Hevy fitness app API, providing fitness data management functions
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What is the Hevy MCP Server?
The Hevy MCP Server is a tool implemented based on the Model Context Protocol (MCP) for connecting the Hevy fitness tracking application and its API. It allows AI assistants to access users' fitness data, such as training plans, workout records, and exercise templates.How to use the Hevy MCP Server?
You can start using it by installing the Hevy MCP Server and configuring the API key. Once set up, you can easily manage your fitness data.Applicable Scenarios
This server is very suitable for professionals, coaches, or fitness enthusiasts who need to manage and analyze fitness data.Main Features
Workout ManagementGet, create, and update workout records.
Routine ManagementAccess and manage training routines.
Exercise TemplatesBrowse available exercise templates.
Folder OrganizationManage training routine folders.
Advantages and Limitations
Advantages
Supports advanced features of the Hevy API, such as workout and routine management.
Easy to integrate into existing systems.
Provides an intuitive user interface for quick onboarding.
Limitations
Requires a PRO subscription to the Hevy API to fully access certain features.
Configuration may be slightly complex for beginners.
How to Use
Install the Hevy MCP Server
Clone the project repository and install dependencies locally.
Configure the API Key
Add your Hevy API key to the.env file.
Start the Server
Run in development or production mode to start the service.
Usage Examples
Get the user's workout recordsShow how to get the user's workout records from the Hevy MCP Server.
Create a new training routineDemonstrate how to create a new training routine.
Frequently Asked Questions
How to install the Hevy MCP Server?
Is a PRO subscription to the Hevy API required?
How to update an existing training routine?
Related Resources
Hevy Official Documentation
The official documentation for the Hevy API.
Hevy MCP GitHub
The source code for the Hevy MCP project.
Smithery Integration Guide
A guide on how to integrate Hevy MCP in Smithery.
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