Pierre MCP Server
The Pierre Fitness API is a multi-protocol fitness data API that supports securely obtaining fitness data from providers such as Strava and Fitbit. It provides intelligent analysis for AI applications through MCP, A2A, and REST APIs, including enterprise-level API management, real-time analysis, and intelligent analysis of multiple sports types.
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What is the Pierre Fitness MCP Server?
The Pierre Fitness MCP Server is a bridge connecting fitness data and AI assistants. It provides secure and intelligent fitness data analysis services through the Model Context Protocol (MCP). Users can query their exercise data in natural language and obtain comprehensive analysis including running, cycling, and the impact of weather.How to use the Pierre Fitness MCP Server?
Users can access the Pierre Server in multiple ways: 1. Use an AI assistant (such as Claude, ChatGPT); 2. Developers integrate through A2A or REST API; 3. Run in single-tenant mode locally. Simply configure it and you can start using it.Applicable scenarios
Suitable for scenarios such as personal fitness analysis, AI coach development, multi-platform data integration, and real-time performance monitoring. Both developers and ordinary users can obtain valuable fitness insights through Pierre.Main features
Multi-platform data integrationSupports obtaining fitness data from multiple platforms such as Strava and Fitbit, enabling unified management and analysis.
AI intelligent analysisConducts in-depth analysis of exercise data through artificial intelligence technology, providing intelligent suggestions including the impact of weather and terrain analysis.
Multi-protocol supportSupports multiple communication protocols such as MCP, A2A, and REST, facilitating the access of different types of clients.
Secure authentication mechanismAdopts security mechanisms such as JWT and OAuth2 to ensure the security of user data.
Flexible deployment modeSupports local single-tenant mode and multi-tenant mode in the cloud environment, adapting to different usage requirements.
Advantages and limitations
Advantages
Provides AI-driven fitness data analysis to help users understand their performance more deeply
Supports multiple protocols, facilitating integration in different application scenarios
Has a complete authentication mechanism to ensure data security
Supports local and cloud deployment, with strong flexibility
Limitations
Requires a certain technical foundation for configuration and use
Some advanced features may require a paid subscription
For non-English users, the documentation and interface may not be friendly enough
How to use
Installation and configuration
Clone the project repository and compile and build it. Select a suitable running mode (single-tenant or multi-tenant).
Start the server
Select the running mode according to your needs, such as local single-tenant mode.
Integrate an AI assistant
Add the Pierre Server to the configuration of an AI assistant, such as Claude Desktop or ChatGPT.
Authorize access
Authorize Pierre to access your fitness platform data (such as Strava) through the OAuth process.
Usage examples
Query the longest running recordThe user asks about their longest running record and location information.
Compare cycling and running performanceThe user wants to know the performance difference between cycling and running.
Analyze marathon performanceThe user wants to comprehensively analyze their marathon performance, including weather and terrain factors.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the Pierre Server support a Chinese interface?
How to solve connection problems?
Can I customize the analysis content?
What permissions does the Pierre Server need?
Related resources
Official documentation
Contains a complete installation guide, API reference, and tool instructions.
GitHub code repository
Project source code and development information.
Setup guide
Detailed setup and installation steps.
Tool reference
Detailed instructions for all 21 fitness tools.
Deployment guide
Best practices for production environment deployment.
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