Am I recovered? Did my fueling work? MCP server combining MacroFactor nutrition with Garmin training data — a local fueling & recovery decision engine.
claude mcp add macrofactor-mcp -- npx -y macrofactor-mcp
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**Am I recovered? Did my fueling work? What should change next week?**
The only MCP combining MacroFactor nutrition with Garmin training data. MacroFactor MCP is a local Fueling & Recovery Decision Engine. Give your MCP client a MacroFactor export, optionally add Garmin, and ask for a decision instead of manually comparing nutrition, sleep, body, and training screens. Quickstart Install uv, then confirm the packaged server starts: Export your data from MacroFactor, put the .xlsx file in one local directory, and add this to your MCP client configuration. Use absolute paths. Restart the MCP client. The server imports new workbooks on startup. Run setup_check, then ask one of the questions below. If a desktop client cannot find uvx, replace "uvx" with the absolute path returned by which uvx. Four flagship workflows All examples below use synthetic data. recovery_check — Am I recovered? Combines last night's sleep, HRV, body battery, training load, and yesterday's fueling into a readiness view. daily_briefing — What do today's signals say together? Shows the day as one picture instead of separate nutrition and training logs. weekly_report — What should change next week? Reviews seven days of nutrition, weight, workouts, sleep, and training load. nutrition_performance_correlation — Did my fueling work? Compares nutrition with next-day Garmin recovery signals. It reports sample sizes so small or missing datasets stay visible. MacroFactor-only or MacroFactor + Garmin | Mode | Decisions available | |---|---| | MacroFactor only | Nutrition, weight, workouts, daily_briefing, and weekly_report. Recovery output uses the nutrition signals that exist. | | MacroFactor + Garmin | All four flagship workflows, including sleep, HRV, body battery, activities, and training load. | Garmin is optional. To enable it, point GARMINTOKENS at an existing local Garth/Garmin token directory, then run sync_garmin. Platform support - macOS and Linux - Windows is untested - Python 3.10 or newer Limitations - v0.1 requires a manual MacroFactor export; it does not connect to a MacroFactor API. - Garmin correlation workflows need overlapping MacroFactor and Garmin dates. - Correlations are observational, not proof that one behavior caused another outcome. - Import support follows the current MacroFactor Quick Export and All-Time Data workbook layouts. Privacy Raw nutrition, body, workout, and Garmin data stays in the local DuckDB