garmin-cliAccess Garmin Connect health, fitness, and activity data via a non-interactive CLI.
Install via ClawdBot CLI:
clawdbot install voydz/garmin-cliRequires:
This skill provides access to Garmin Connect health and fitness data through the gc CLI.
brew tap voydz/homebrew-tap
brew install garmin-cli
gc login --email user@example.com --password secret
# With MFA:
gc login --email user@example.com --password secret --mfa 123456
gc status
Most commands accept a date shortcut as first argument:
today — current dateyesterday — previous dateweek — last 7 days (returns a date range)month — last 30 days (returns a date range)YYYY-MM-DD — specific dateFor command groups with subcommands (activities, body, stress, heart, menstrual),
use --date on the parent command to avoid argument conflicts.
Alternatively use --date, --start/--end flags.
All data commands support:
--format json for machine-readable output (default: table)--output FILE to write to a fileAlways use --format json when parsing output programmatically.
# Authentication
gc login --email EMAIL --password PASS [--mfa CODE | --wait-mfa]
gc logout
gc status
gc status --profile
# Daily Health
gc health today
gc steps today
gc steps week
gc steps --weekly --weeks N
gc steps --start DATE --end DATE
gc floors today
gc intensity today
gc intensity --weekly --weeks N
gc events today
# Heart Rate
gc heart --date today
gc heart resting --date today
# Sleep
gc sleep today
# Stress & Body Battery
gc stress --date today
gc stress --weekly --weeks N
gc stress all-day --date today
gc battery today
gc battery --start DATE --end DATE
gc battery --events today
# Vitals
gc respiration today
gc spo2 today
gc blood-pressure today [--end DATE]
gc lifestyle today
# Hydration
gc hydration today
# Activities
gc activities # List recent (default 20)
gc activities --limit N --offset N --type TYPE
gc activities --start DATE --end DATE [--type TYPE]
gc activities --date today # Activities for a date
gc activities last # Most recent activity
gc activities get ID # Activity summary by ID
gc activities count # Total count
gc activities details ID
gc activities splits ID
gc activities typed-splits ID
gc activities split-summaries ID
gc activities weather ID
gc activities hr-zones ID
gc activities power-zones ID
gc activities exercise-sets ID
gc activities types # List all activity types
gc activities gear ID # Gear used for activity
gc activities progress --start DATE --end DATE --metric distance|duration|elevation
gc activities download ID --format fit|tcx|gpx|kml|csv [-o FILE]
gc activities upload FILE # .fit, .gpx, .tcx
# Body & Weight
gc body --date today [--end DATE]
gc body weighins --date today
gc body weighins --start DATE --end DATE
# Advanced Metrics
gc metrics vo2max today
gc metrics hrv today
gc metrics training-readiness today
gc metrics morning-readiness today
gc metrics training-status today
gc metrics fitness-age today
gc metrics race-predictions
gc metrics race-predictions --start DATE --end DATE --type daily|monthly
gc metrics endurance-score today [--end DATE]
gc metrics hill-score today [--end DATE]
gc metrics lactate-threshold # Latest
gc metrics lactate-threshold --no-latest --start DATE --end DATE --aggregation daily|weekly|monthly|yearly
gc metrics cycling-ftp
# Devices
gc devices # List all devices
gc devices last-used
gc devices primary
gc devices settings DEVICE_ID
gc devices alarms
gc devices solar DEVICE_ID today [--end DATE]
# Goals, Records, Badges & Challenges
gc records
gc goals [--status active|future|past] [--limit N]
gc badges earned
gc badges available
gc badges in-progress
gc challenges adhoc [--start N --limit N]
gc challenges badge [--start N --limit N]
gc challenges available [--start N --limit N]
gc challenges non-completed [--start N --limit N]
gc challenges virtual [--start N --limit N]
# Gear
gc gear --user-profile USER_PROFILE_NUMBER # List gear (profile number from gc status --profile)
gc gear defaults USER_PROFILE_NUMBER
gc gear stats GEAR_UUID
gc gear activities GEAR_UUID [--limit N]
# Workouts & Training Plans
gc workouts [--start N --limit N]
gc workouts get WORKOUT_ID
gc workouts download WORKOUT_ID [-o FILE]
gc workouts scheduled WORKOUT_ID
gc workouts create --file workout.json
gc workouts create --name "Workout Name" --sport cycling --steps '[{"type":"warmup","duration":600},{"type":"interval","duration":1200,"target":"hr_zone:2"},{"type":"cooldown","duration":600}]'
gc workouts update WORKOUT_ID --file workout.json
gc workouts update WORKOUT_ID --name "Workout Name" --sport cycling --steps '[{"type":"warmup","duration":600},{"type":"interval","duration":1200},{"type":"cooldown","duration":600}]'
gc workouts delete WORKOUT_ID
gc training-plans
gc training-plans get PLAN_ID
gc training-plans adaptive PLAN_ID
## Workouts Steps JSON Schema (`--steps`)
`--steps` expects a JSON array of step objects. Each step can be shorthand or Garmin-shaped.
Shorthand step example:json
{"type":"interval","duration":1200,"target":"hr_zone:2"}
Supported shorthand fields:
- `type`: `warmup`, `interval`, `recovery`, `cooldown`, `rest`, `repeat`
- `duration`: seconds (implies `endCondition` = `time`)
- `target`: `hr_zone:2`, `power_zone:3`, `pace_zone:4`, `heart_rate:150`, `power:220`, `cadence:90`, `no_target`
Garmin-shaped fields (optional):
- `stepType`: `{"stepTypeKey":"warmup"}` (or any Garmin stepType object)
- `stepOrder`: integer
- `endCondition`: `{"conditionTypeKey":"time|distance|calories|heart_rate|cadence|power|iterations"}`
- `endConditionValue`: number
- `targetType`: `{"workoutTargetTypeKey":"no.target|heart.rate|power|speed|cadence|open|heart.rate.zone|power.zone|pace.zone"}`
- `targetValue`: number
For advanced Garmin payloads (repeat groups, nested steps, etc.), prefer `--file` with the full Garmin schema.
# Menstrual Cycle
gc menstrual --date today
gc menstrual calendar --start DATE --end DATE
gc menstrual pregnancy
# Raw API
gc api /biometric-service/biometric/latestFunctionalThresholdPower/CYCLING
gc api --method POST --body '{"foo":"bar"}' /some/endpoint
Get today's health summary as JSON:
gc health today --format json
Get last week's steps as JSON for analysis:
gc steps week --format json
Find the user's most recent run:
gc activities --limit 5 --type running --format json
Call a raw Garmin Connect API endpoint:
gc api /biometric-service/biometric/latestFunctionalThresholdPower/CYCLING
gc api --method POST --body '{"foo":"bar"}' /some/endpoint
Get detailed info about a specific activity:
gc activities get 12345678 --format json
Download an activity as GPX:
gc activities download 12345678 --format gpx -o run.gpx
Check training readiness and HRV:
gc metrics training-readiness today --format json
gc metrics hrv today --format json
Get sleep and body battery for yesterday:
gc sleep yesterday --format json
gc battery yesterday --format json
--file with a Garmin-shaped JSON payload.
gc workouts get WORKOUT_ID --format json > workout.json
--steps can be the exact workoutSteps JSON array from the API or a shorthand array with type, duration (seconds), and optional target (e.g. hr_zone:2).
--sport-id is optional when --sport is provided; the CLI resolves the id from activity types.Garmin workout shape (minimal example):
{
"workoutName": "Zone 2 Ride",
"sportType": {
"sportTypeKey": "cycling",
"sportTypeId": 17
},
"workoutSegments": [
{
"segmentOrder": 1,
"sportType": {
"sportTypeKey": "cycling",
"sportTypeId": 17
},
"workoutSteps": [
{
"stepOrder": 1,
"stepType": { "stepTypeKey": "warmup" },
"endCondition": { "conditionTypeKey": "time" },
"endConditionValue": 600
},
{
"stepOrder": 2,
"stepType": { "stepTypeKey": "interval" },
"endCondition": { "conditionTypeKey": "time" },
"endConditionValue": 3600
}
]
}
]
}
Example creations:
# Create from file (recommended)
gc workouts create --file workout.json
# Create with flags using exact Garmin steps JSON
gc workouts create \
--name "Zone 2 Ride" \
--sport cycling \
--sport-id 17 \
--steps '[{"stepOrder":1,"stepType":{"stepTypeKey":"warmup"},"endCondition":{"conditionTypeKey":"time"},"endConditionValue":600},{"stepOrder":2,"stepType":{"stepTypeKey":"interval"},"endCondition":{"conditionTypeKey":"time"},"endConditionValue":3600}]'
How to discover format and valid values for workout creation:
sportType):gc activities types --format json
gc workouts get WORKOUT_ID --format json
stepType, endCondition, and targetType fields verbatim.List devices and get solar data:
gc devices --format json
gc devices solar DEVICE_ID today --format json
Generated Mar 1, 2026
A health app developer uses the Garmin CLI skill to pull daily health metrics like steps, heart rate, and sleep data into a custom dashboard. By automating data retrieval with JSON output, they provide users with personalized insights and trends over time, enhancing user engagement and retention.
A corporate wellness provider integrates the skill to aggregate employee fitness data from Garmin devices, such as activity counts and stress levels, across teams. This enables employers to monitor program effectiveness, offer incentives, and generate reports on workforce health trends for better resource planning.
A sports coach utilizes the skill to access detailed activity data, including splits, heart rate zones, and VO2 max metrics, for athletes. By analyzing this data programmatically, they can tailor training plans, track progress, and optimize performance based on real-time feedback from workouts and races.
Researchers in a clinical study employ the skill to collect anonymized health data, such as blood pressure, respiration, and hydration levels, from participants using Garmin devices. This automates data gathering for longitudinal studies, improving accuracy and efficiency in analyzing health outcomes.
A tech support team uses the skill to troubleshoot user issues by checking device status, alarms, and settings via CLI commands. This allows for remote diagnostics and faster resolution of problems related to Garmin gear, enhancing customer service and device reliability.
A company offers a premium service that integrates Garmin data through the CLI skill to provide advanced analytics, such as trend forecasting and personalized recommendations. Revenue is generated through monthly or annual subscriptions from users seeking deeper insights beyond basic Garmin Connect features.
A business licenses aggregated and anonymized fitness data collected via the skill to enterprises in insurance, marketing, or healthcare sectors. This model generates revenue through one-time or ongoing licensing fees, enabling clients to use the data for risk assessment, targeted campaigns, or research purposes.
A developer creates a free app that uses the skill for basic Garmin data access, with premium features like automated report generation, custom workout creation, and advanced metrics analysis available for a fee. Revenue comes from in-app purchases or upgrades, attracting users who need more sophisticated tools.
💬 Integration Tip
Always use --format json for programmatic parsing to ensure data consistency, and automate authentication with secure environment variables to streamline CLI usage in scripts.
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