WHOOP MCP

Your WHOOP data. A conversation away.
Recovery, sleep, HRV and training trends in the AI assistant you already use.

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whoop-ai-mcp is a read-only WHOOP MCP server for Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Codex and GitHub Copilot. Ask about your recovery, compare weeks of sleep, or explore your personal baseline without exporting and assembling the data yourself.

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16 read-only tools · 4 resources · 5 prompt templates
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Ask More of Your WHOOP Data

Start with a question	Explore
"How am I doing today?"	Recovery, primary sleep, strain and your latest workout, with missing-data flags.
"Is my HRV unusual for me?"	Personal baseline distributions, percentiles and sample counts.
"How did my sleep change this month?"	Trends, period comparisons, observed sleep deficits and consistency.
"Give me my weekly health review."	Recovery, sleep and training summaries through one conversation.

Statistics describe your recorded history, not medical diagnoses or predictions.

Quickstart

You need Node.js 20+, an active WHOOP membership, and a WHOOP Developer App with the redirect URL http://localhost:3000/callback.

npx -y whoop-ai-mcp@latest setup --client=claude-desktop

Set up. Authorize. Ask. Enter your app credentials, then fully quit and reopen Claude Desktop. Authorize WHOOP in your browser on first server start and ask:

"Summarize my sleep and recovery this week."

Optional telemetry defaults to No. No global npm installation is needed.

For Claude Code, Codex or Copilot, use --client=claude-code, --client=codex or --client=copilot, then run the registration command setup prints. Full setup and configuration.

Your Data, Your Choice

Read-only WHOOP access. Local by default. No hosted relay required.

Health results reach the assistant provider you configure. Aggregate mode limits disclosure to five summary tools; it is not anonymization. Usage telemetry is off by default and requires consent; it never includes health data or chat text. Opted-in tool failures use fixed coarse categories without raw error messages, response bodies or identifiers. See data handling and telemetry controls.

Documentation

Setup guide · Tool reference · Troubleshooting

All reference guides

Guide	Contents
Installation	Clients, manual configuration, environment variables and WHOOP authorization
Tool reference	All tools, parameters, date expressions, resources, prompts and caching
Privacy	Structured results, aggregate mode and assistant-provider disclosure
Telemetry	Consent, opt-out, event contract, retention and maintainer dashboard
Troubleshooting	Local diagnostics, common errors and MCP Inspector
Deployment	Docker, cloud hosting and remote connector OAuth
Development	Tests, project structure and release workflow
Background	Ecosystem research and video walkthrough

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Contributing · Report a bug · Security policy · Code of Conduct · Changelog

Never include credentials or health records in public reports.

License

MIT. Unofficial project, not affiliated with WHOOP. Membership and API access are separate from this package.