Povver MCP Server

Connect your AI assistant to your Povver strength-training data — Claude, Claude Code, Cursor, or any MCP-compatible client. Read workout history, track strength progress, analyze muscle-group volume, and manage routines and templates from a conversation.

Endpoint: https://mcp.povver.ai/mcp (Streamable HTTP, OAuth 2.1) Docs: https://mcp.povver.ai/ · /llms.txt · /llms-full.txt Requires: a Povver account with a premium subscription (iOS app)

This is a hosted, remote server — there is nothing to install. Sign in with your Povver account when your client prompts you.

Listed on: Official MCP Registry (ai.povver/mcp-server) · Glama · Smithery

Connect

Claude (Desktop / web)

Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector → URL https://mcp.povver.ai/mcp. Claude opens a browser window to sign in with your Povver account.

Claude Code

Terminal

claude mcp add --transport http povver https://mcp.povver.ai/mcp

Cursor / other clients

config.json

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "povver": {
      "url": "https://mcp.povver.ai/mcp"
    }
  }
}

API key (automation, scripts, n8n)

In the Povver app: More → Integrations → Developer access → create a key, then send it as a Bearer token:

Terminal

curl -H "Authorization: Bearer pvk_your_key_here" \
     -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
     -H "Accept: application/json, text/event-stream" \
     -d '{"jsonrpc":"2.0","id":1,"method":"tools/list"}' \
     https://mcp.povver.ai/mcp

Example prompts

"Act as my strength coach: review my recent training, find my biggest weakness, and update my program to fix it."
"How's my bench press trending over the last 8 weeks — am I still progressing or have I plateaued?"
"Break down my weekly training volume by muscle group. Where am I under-training?"
"What should I train today?"

Available tools

Every tool carries a display title and readOnlyHint / destructiveHint annotations; a client can tell reads from writes and from deletes.

Read

Tool	Description
`check_connection`	Verify the connection and return basic account info (name, subscription, whether you have an active routine and logged workouts).
`get_user_profile`	The user's coaching profile: goal, experience level, target training days/week, equipment preference, height, weight (with units), timezone, member-since — to tailor advice to their background and constraints.
`get_training_snapshot`	Compact overview of your training setup: profile, active routine, next workout, last 10 sessions, and strength records.
`list_routines`	List all your routines with IDs, template IDs, frequency, and which one is active.
`get_routine`	Get one routine with its template names and exercise summaries.
`list_templates`	List all your workout templates (names and IDs).
`get_template`	Get one template with its full exercise list, set prescriptions (reps, weight, RIR), and per-exercise coaching notes.
`list_workouts`	List recent workouts as summaries with aggregate analytics (volume, sets, reps).
`get_workout`	Get one workout with full set-level data (weight, reps, RIR, set type) and computed metrics.
`search_exercises`	Search the exercise catalog by name or keyword; returns name, ID, muscle groups, and equipment.
`get_strength_climb`	Your Strength Climb — the headline strength-progress signal at the top of the Intelligence tab: median % gain across qualifying lifts, per-state counts (climbing/holding/stalling/deloading/building), the leading lift, the climb line, and per-lift constituents. The PRIMARY strength signal — prefer it over the deprecated training score.
`get_training_insights`	AI-generated insights and your latest weekly review: observations, guardrail alerts, fatigue, balance, trends, the strength_climb, training_context (volume completion, adherence, fatigue), and per-muscle muscle_volume (hard sets + zone). Also carries the deprecated training score (0-10) for now — prefer strength_climb + training_context.
`get_muscle_state`	A muscle group's synthesized assessment: weekly hard sets, effective volume with volume zone + MEV/MAV/MRV targets, fatigue (ACWR), plateau status, e1RM trends, periodization phase, per-muscle strength_climb, and reasoning.
`get_muscle_group_progress`	Raw weekly progress series for a muscle group (volume, set counts, e1RM) for charting and analysis.
`get_exercise_progress`	Up to 8 weeks of progress for a specific lift: weekly e1RM trend, personal records, plateau detection, last session, the authoritative strength_state (progressing/holding/stalling) matching the iOS lift detail page, and strength_climb (indexed_pct + now-vs-baseline e1RM).
`list_trained_exercises`	Enumerate the exercises you have actually trained: exercise IDs, training frequency, recency, e1RM trend coverage (can_trend + why not), and a data_quality summary — use it to pick a valid exercise_id before get_exercise_progress and to see which lifts have enough data to trend.
`query_sets`	Query raw set-level data with flexible filters (exercise, muscle group, muscle, IDs) for custom analysis or export.
`get_training_status`	Lightweight status: weekly adherence vs goal, next scheduled workout, last workout date, and days since training.
`get_periodization_plan`	Get your current periodization plan: auto-generated or authored (Claude-authored override). Returns the plan structure, phases, day templates, and status.

Recommendations

Tool	Description
`get_recommendations`	Get pending training recommendations with rationale and confidence.
`review_recommendation`	Accept, reject, or revert a recommendation — mutations are immediate.

Memory

Tool	Description
`list_memories`	List your memories filtered by category (injury, preference, goal, personal) and status.
`get_memory`	Get full details on a single memory, including status history and severity.
`get_recent_suppressions`	List recommendations that were suppressed by injury memories, with the reasons.
`update_memory_status`	Update an injury memory's lifecycle status (active, monitoring, resolved) with an audit note.
`save_injury_memory`	Report a new injury or pain (body area, severity, affected exercises) so it influences training.

Write — routines

Tool	Description
`create_routine`	Create a routine from existing template IDs (your first routine becomes active automatically).
`update_routine`	Update a routine's name, frequency, or template order.
`set_active_routine`	Set which routine is active (it determines your next workout).
`delete_routine`	Permanently delete a routine (its templates are not deleted).

Write — templates

Tool	Description
`create_template`	Create a workout template with exercises, set prescriptions, and a per-exercise coaching note.
`update_template`	Update a template's name, description, or exercise list (including each exercise's coaching note).
`delete_template`	Permanently delete a template and remove it from any routines.

Write — workouts

Tool	Description
`create_workout`	Record up to 25 completed workouts — log a finished session, or import training history. Idempotent on a caller-supplied client_ref.
`update_workout`	Correct a recorded workout. Only the fields you supply change; everything else is left as it is.
`delete_workout`	Permanently delete a logged workout and its analytics data.

Write — periodization

Tool	Description
`set_periodization_plan`	Author a periodization policy that steers your existing routine (progression rule, phases, deload). CANNOT define exercises/sets — use update_template for those.
`preview_periodization_plan`	Preview a plan before committing (validates the policy, no mutations).
`pause_periodization_plan`	Pause an authored plan and return to auto-periodization (lossless — your policy is retained).
`resume_periodization_plan`	Re-activate a paused authored plan (no need to re-author).

Resources

Attachable as context from a client's "+" menu:

Training Status — weekly adherence, next workout, days since training
Active Routine — current program structure
Recent Workouts — last 10 session summaries
Training Analysis — AI insights and weekly review
Individual workouts and templates — browsable by ID

Prompts

Analyze my training week — volume, adherence, and recommendations
What should I train today? — next workout recommendation
Review exercise progress — strength trends for a specific lift
Review my training program — full program structure evaluation

Security & privacy

OAuth 2.1 with PKCE and dynamic client registration; API keys are hashed at rest and revocable from the app.
Every request is scoped to the signed-in user; tools only ever touch that user's data.
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The server source is part of Povver's private codebase; this repository holds the public documentation and the MCP Registry manifest (server.json).