COROS MCP Server

Endpoint

Hosted endpoint · transport http

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Tools

• querySportRecords — Query COROS activity records with filters for date, sport type code, distance, duration, pace, and location. Returns activity IDs and time info needed for subsequent detail and lap queries.
• getActivityDetail — Query detailed activity data including heart rate, pace/speed, elevation, cadence, and other comprehensive metrics.
• analyzeActivityDetail — Generate coach-style analysis based on activity details, with optional focus on pace, speed, or heart rate.
• queryActivityLapData — Query default lap or segment data for a specified activity, returned according to the display fields for that sport type in the COROS App.
• queryCustomActivityLapData — Query custom segment data within a precise time window of a specified activity, suitable for analyzing the last N minutes or a particular segment.
• downloadActivityFitFiles — Download FIT files for one or more activities for parsing complete raw activity data. Supports download by individual activity or date range.
• queryActivityFitFileDownloadUrls — Query raw download URLs for activity FIT files, as a fallback when the client cannot receive binary files.
• queryDailyHealthData — Query daily health overview including steps, calories, stress, sleep, and heart rate summary. For heart-rate-only queries, use the dedicated heart rate tools.
• querySleepData — Query sleep score, main sleep duration, deep/light/REM ratios, wakefulness, sleep window, and nap information.
• querySleepHrv — Query official sleep HRV assessment and raw curves. Daily averages, normal ranges, and evaluations are based on official assessment.
• queryAvgHeartRate — Query daily average heart rate trends.
• queryRestingHeartRate — Query daily resting heart rate trends.
• queryStressLevel — Query daily average stress trends.
• queryHealthCheckTimeSeries — Query raw health check measurement curves including heart rate, HRV, stress, respiratory rate, and SpO2. Recent-days searches are capped at 7 days; explicit date ranges can be longer, and recent searches may return the latest historical complete check when the recent window is empty.
• queryStressTimeSeries — Query raw stress data points including time, stress value, display score, stress HRV, and stress heart rate. Maximum query window is 7 days.
• queryRecoveryStatus — Query current recovery percentage, recovery level, and estimated full recovery time.
• queryMenstruationCycles — Query menstrual cycle data including today's status, next period, daily phase, and cycle range.
• queryFitnessAssessmentOverview — Query fitness assessment overview including VO2max, Running Performance, threshold pace, and 5K/10K/half-marathon/marathon race predictions.
• queryTrainingLoadAssessment — Query training load assessment including recent daily comments, short-term load, long-term load, and load ratio.
• queryTrainingSchedule — Query workouts scheduled for this week or a specified date range; distinguish plan workouts from standalone scheduled workouts before editing.
• queryTrainingPlanLibrary — List the user's training plans by status and type, including whether each record can be edited.
• queryTrainingPlanDetails — Read a selected training plan and its workout structure before making changes.
• createTrainingPlan — Create and save a 4–16-natural-week plan for running, cycling or trail running, with rest days and training phases; it starts on the specified date.
• updateTrainingPlan — Update an editable in-progress execution plan; submitted days replace the full day's workouts, while omitted days remain unchanged.
• queryWorkoutLibrary — List reusable workouts saved in the user's own workout library.
• queryWorkoutDetails — Read a library workout's content and editability before updating it.
• createSingleWorkout — Save a reusable running, cycling or trail-running workout to the library without scheduling it.
• updateWorkoutDetails — Replace an editable library workout; copies already on the schedule remain unchanged.
• scheduleWorkout — Copy an existing library workout onto one date, including existing strength or swimming workouts; keep the library original unchanged.
• createScheduledWorkout — Create a new running, cycling or trail-running workout directly on one date without adding a library template.
• queryScheduledWorkoutDetails — Read one standalone scheduled workout and its editability using its date and scheduled-copy identifier.
• updateScheduledWorkout — Replace an editable standalone workout on its current date without changing its library original; plan workouts use updateTrainingPlan.
• queryDevices — Query the list of COROS devices bound to the user, including device ID, firmware type, and custom name.
• queryUserInfo — Query basic user profile including height, weight, birthday, and gender.

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