calendar
01Command Claude Code
Displays all pending planned sessions as a formatted calendar. Also shows recently completed sessions for context.
Command Claude Code
Displays all pending planned sessions as a formatted calendar. Also shows recently completed sessions for context.
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Adjusts pending workout sessions based on athlete feedback — fatigue, injuries, scheduling conflicts, or specific requests. Edits existing files in place; never creates or deletes files.
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Syncs Strava data and matches activities to planned workouts. Reflection is generated by /review.
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Records how the athlete is feeling — energy, fatigue, mood, stress, sleep, soreness — and automatically flags whether upcoming sessions need adjustment. Journal entries provide the subjective layer that Strava data cannot.
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Generates a personalized training block through a dialog with the athlete. Creates individual workout markdown files and updates the pending table.
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Push planned weights sessions to Hevy as Routines.
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Runs a full Strava sync and then generates a narrative weekly summary with trends and recommendations. Optionally flows into planning the next week.
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A dialog command that pushes vague goals into measurable targets and writes them to athlete/profile.md. Without this step, accountability-mode coaching has no anchor.
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Run this command once to set up your Athlete OS profile and verify Strava connectivity.
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Fetches the full Hevy exercise library and writes it to data/hevy-exercises.json.
Settings file Claude Code
Agent settings declaring 1 allowed tools.
Instructions file CodexOpenCode
AGENTS.md instructions for chrisLoweDev/AthleteOS, covering athlete os — ai personal trainer, identity, available skills (slash commands), file conventions and directory structure.
Instructions file
Claude Code instructions for chrisLoweDev/AthleteOS, covering athlete os — ai personal trainer, identity, available skills (slash commands), file conventions and directory structure.