Tredict

What is Tredict?

Tredict is the official MCP server for the Tredict planning and analytics platform for endurance sports athletes and coaches. It connects AI assistants to a user's complete training history across running, cycling, swimming and more, enabling activity analysis, capacity determination, and creation of structured training plans that sync directly to a sports watch.

How to use Tredict?

Configure the server URL https://www.tredict.com/api/mcp/v2 in any MCP client that supports Streamable HTTP or SSE transport. Authentication is handled via OAuth 2.1 with PKCE (recommended for third-party hosts) or a Personal API Token (for self-built agents). Tredict also ships interactive MCP App UI widgets for in‑chat rendering of activity details and training plans.

Key features of Tredict

• Create reusable, multi‑week structured training plans from training history.
• Analyse executed activities with detailed metrics and full time series.
• Determine FTP, FTPace, HRmax, and lactate threshold from recent data.
• Access HRV, sleep, body values, and training effort over time.
• Read and manage training zones per sport type and zone type.
• List equipment with usage ranges, distance, and duration.

Use cases of Tredict

• Analyse a completed long run with pace, heart rate, and zone distribution.
• Build a 10‑week half‑marathon plan based on recent training history.
• Derive current running FTP and compare it to previous revisions.
• Check if you are hitting prescribed training zones during a plan.
• Assess year‑over‑year training volume, zone distribution, and peak weeks.

FAQ from Tredict

What MCP transport and authentication does Tredict support?

Streamable HTTP and SSE transport with MCP 2025‑06‑18. Authentication supports OAuth 2.1 with PKCE and Client Credentials (fine‑grained scopes: activityRead, activityWrite, bodyvaluesRead) or a Personal API Token passed as a bearer token.

Which AI platforms are officially supported for Tredict?

Anthropic Claude (Web, Desktop, Code), OpenAI ChatGPT and Codex, Mistral Le Chat and Mistral Vibe. Any MCP client supporting OAuth 2.1 or bearer‑token authentication is compatible, including local LLM setups.

Where does my training data live and who can access it?

The server only accesses your own Tredict profile. If you have access to other athletes as a friend or coach, their data remains invisible. All write operations are reversible; previous values are stored in a mcpUpdatedFields array. Data is GDPR compliant; review your AI provider’s privacy policy for data sent through it.

Are there any known limits or data integrity protections?

The server is rate‑limited per Tredict’s API, but specific limits are not documented in this README. All write operations (e.g., activity-update) are non‑destructive and reversible. Read and write permissions can be restricted per scope at token creation.

Does Tredict offer interactive widgets in the chat?

Yes, Tredict provides MCP App UI widgets: show-activity-ui renders activity details, metrics, laps, and a map; show-plan-ui renders a reusable training plan with a calendar view directly in the LLM chat of supported hosts.