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strava-mcp MCP Server

Remote MCP server for your Strava activities, segments, and routes

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Published as ghcr.io/ljcl/strava-mcp:3.0.0 on oci. Runs locally.

Known issues

145 problems reported by people outside the maintainer team. Issues filed by the project's own owners, members and collaborators are excluded — those are release checklists and internal refactors, not things that will go wrong for you. Showing 12.

Most discussed

spike: external tile fetch through host CSP and free tile-source choice

Summary

Determine whether an MCP App can fetch external map tiles through the host's sandbox/CSP, and choose the free tile source to standardize on.

Area

mcp-app

Motivation

MCP App iframes block external connections by default. The server can declare _meta.ui.csp (connectDomains / resourceDomains), but the host (Claude) must honor those allowlisted origins through its double-iframe sandbox. This is the gating unknown for any basemap. We also need to pick between OpenFreeMap's pu

Read the thread · 2026-06-08 · closed · 2 comments

feat: add Strava webhook (push subscription) support for real-time activity events

Problem

The server can only poll. Strava's Webhook Events API can push create / update / delete events for activities and athlete deauthorizations, enabling real-time reactions (cache invalidation, notifications) without polling and reducing rate-limit pressure.

Current behaviour

No subscription handling exists: no /push_subscriptions calls in apps/server/src/stravaClient.ts, and no webhook callback route in apps/server/src/index.ts.

Proposed approach

  1. Add a public callback

Read the thread · 2026-06-07 · closed · 2 comments

epic: Training analysis — prediction, splits, taper, and the fitness chart

Tracking issue. Four features over the same analysis primitives.

Why these belong together

They share fitnessTrend.ts, hillAnalysis.ts's grade-adjusted pace, and the getBestEfforts scan pattern. One of the pairs is explicit: #267's body already points at the companion view issue.

Ordered batches

1. Companion pair — order matters

  • #267 — extend get-fitness-trend with a planned-load taper projection (keep all math in fitnessTrend.ts)
  • #262 — view-fitness-trend MCP App c

Read the thread · 2026-07-26 · closed · 1 comment

epic: Collapse the duplicated formatters

Tracking issue. Two issues filed as explicit companions — the same class of drift on either side of the server/app boundary.

Why these belong together

Each body names the other. They are the same inventory exercise done twice, and the inventory is the expensive part.

Members — either order

  • #252 — hoist formatClock, the short-date helper, and one formatDurationShort into @strava-mcp/data, then delete the per-app copies. MCP App packages cannot import each other, so `packages/dat

Read the thread · 2026-07-26 · closed · 1 comment

epic: MCP protocol surface — schemas, capabilities, end-to-end coverage

Tracking issue. Groups everything the server advertises to a host — input schemas, output schemas, capabilities, notifications — plus the one test that would catch a break in any of them.

Why these belong together

31 of 46 tools return text only, no capability beyond tools/resources/prompts is advertised, and the protocol layer is only partly tested — tools/list is exercised end-to-end but nothing else is. These issues share server.ts's registration surface, tools/outputs.ts, an

Read the thread · 2026-07-26 · closed · 1 comment

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epic: Release and container plumbing — gates that gate, manifests that match

Tracking issue. Groups five open issues across the release pipeline: what gates a merge, what builds the image, and what the registry is told afterwards.

Why these belong together

Four of the five edit .github/workflows/, scripts/setup-branch-protection.sh, or the release manifests, and three of them are the same failure in different places — a step that was designed to gate something and does not.

  • #358: docker.yml engineers its changes job specifically so a required Docker statu

Read the thread · 2026-08-23 · open · 0 comments

epic: Tool surface consistency — arg names, error handling, output honesty

Tracking issue. Groups four open issues that all rewrite the same tool handler bodies in apps/server/src/tools/.

Why these belong together

The overlap is literal, not thematic. Seven of the eleven tools #354 migrates destructure an id argument that #352 renames:

Tool Today #354 rewrites #352 renames
getSegment.ts execute: async ({ segmentId } catch block :75-88 segmentId → segment_id
getActivityLaps.ts execute: async ({ id }

Read the thread · 2026-08-23 · open · 0 comments

epic: Request path round two — coalescing, immutability, cached token reads

Tracking issue. Groups three open issues that all finish the same story: one read path that caches instead of re-fetching.

Why these belong together

#355 and #357 rewrite the same five lines. fetchClient.ts:462-466 is the cache-lookup block, ending in return { data: cached as T } — #355 wraps that site in an in-flight promise map so concurrent identical GETs share one upstream call, #357 changes what that same return hands back so a consumer cannot mutate the cached object. Landed sep

Read the thread · 2026-08-23 · open · 0 comments

perf: stop get-activity-photos and get-activity-zones dumping raw JSON into text content

Summary

get-activity-photos and get-activity-zones append a pretty-printed dump of the entire raw Strava response to their text content, then also return the same data as structuredContent. Every successful call pays for both copies, and the raw one is the larger of the two.

Area

server

Motivation

structuredContent + outputSchema is the architecture invariant for tools returning data: the machine-readable copy is the structured payload, the text copy is for a human reading th

Read the thread · 2026-08-23 · open · 0 comments

chore: resolve the stale image identifier committed in server.json

Summary

Committed server.json reads "version": "2.13.2" but packages[0].identifier is still ghcr.io/ljcl/strava-mcp:2.3.0 — release-please only updates $.version, and the real tag is stamped transiently by publish-mcp.yml at publish time, so the committed file drifts ten minor versions behind.

Area

ci-release

Motivation

Anyone reading the repo (or copying the registry reference out of server.json) sees a long-stale image tag. It also makes release-PR diffs misleading — th

Read the thread · 2026-08-22 · open · 0 comments

feat: add a race-prep prompt chaining prediction and taper solving

Summary

prompts.ts ships three prompts (weekly-review, annotate-last-run, segment-hunt). The toolset's most distinctive capability — answering "am I on form for my goal race?" via get-race-prediction plus get-fitness-trend's solved taper — has no guided prompt packaging the sequence.

Area

server

Motivation

Prompts are the discoverability layer for multi-step workflows in Claude Desktop/Code hosts. The race-prep sequence needs real ordering (best efforts → Riegel prediction → fitn

Read the thread · 2026-08-22 · open · 0 comments

docs: correct get-activity-photos' output prose and drop the Output Format sections

Summary

get-activity-photos and get-activity-zones are the only two tools whose descriptions carry an Output Format: section, and both advertise a "complete raw JSON" text dump — get-activity-photos enumerating fields (Source, uploaded_at, "URLs for different sizes") that reach the text branch but are absent from its structuredContent. Their prose is also the wordiest on the surface: get-activity-photos spends 26 lines where comparable tools spend a paragraph.

Area

server

Mo

Read the thread · 2026-08-22 · open · 0 comments

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