Personal Health Tracker
Personal health tracking MCP server, integrated with AI analysis function, supporting fitness, nutrition, and journal management
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What is the Personal MCP Health Server?
The Personal MCP Health Server is a tool based on the Model Context Protocol (MCP), designed to help you track fitness, diet, and emotional changes. It utilizes advanced AI technologies, such as Claude integration, to provide you with personalized analysis and suggestions.How to use the Personal MCP Health Server?
You can start using it in just a few simple steps. First, install the server. Then, enter your fitness and diet records. Finally, view the analysis report generated by AI.Applicable Scenarios
This server is suitable for people who want to improve their physical health, manage their weight, or enhance their sports performance. Whether you are a beginner or a senior fitness enthusiast, you can benefit from it.Main Features
Fitness TrackingRecord exercise items, sets, and repetitions, evaluate training effects, and develop rehabilitation plans.
Nutrition ManagementTrack daily food intake and nutritional components, set goals, and monitor progress.
Journal SystemRecord daily mood, sleep quality, and stress levels, and analyze the relationship between emotions and health.
Advantages and Limitations
Advantages
AI analysis supporting multiple languages
Real-time feedback and personalized suggestions
User-friendly interface design
Limitations
Requires a stable network connection
Some advanced features may require a subscription
How to Use
Install the Server
Install the server via npm or pip.
Start the Server
Run the server to start using it.
Record Data
Enter your fitness, diet, and journal information.
Usage Examples
Record Fitness DataRecord the data of a gym workout.
Set Nutrition GoalsDefine daily protein and calorie intake goals.
Frequently Asked Questions
How to install the Personal MCP Health Server?
Does the server support multiple languages?
Where can I find more help?
Related Resources
Official Documentation
Detailed installation and usage guide
GitHub Repository
Open-source code repository
Video Tutorial
Quick-start video
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