Garmin Cli
by @voydz
Access Garmin Connect health, fitness, and activity data via a non-interactive CLI.
clawhub install garmin-cliπ About This Skill
name: garmin description: Access Garmin Connect health, fitness, and activity data via a non-interactive CLI. metadata: {"clawdbot":{"emoji":"β","requires":{"bins":["gc"]}}}
Garmin Connect CLI
This skill provides access to Garmin Connect health and fitness data through the gc CLI.
Setup
1. Install via Homebrew tap:
brew tap voydz/homebrew-tap
brew install garmin-cli
2. Authentication:
gc login --email user@example.com --password secret
# With MFA:
gc login --email user@example.com --password secret --mfa 123456
3. Verify connection:
gc status
Date Shortcuts
Most commands accept a date shortcut as first argument:
today β current dateyesterday β previous dateweek β last 7 days (returns a date range)month β last 30 days (returns a date range)YYYY-MM-DD β 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.
Output
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.
Usage
# Authentication
gc login --email EMAIL --password PASS [--mfa CODE | --wait-mfa]
gc logout
gc status
gc status --profileDaily 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 todayHeart Rate
gc heart --date today
gc heart resting --date todaySleep
gc sleep todayStress & 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 todayVitals
gc respiration today
gc spo2 today
gc blood-pressure today [--end DATE]
gc lifestyle todayHydration
gc hydration todayActivities
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, .tcxBody & Weight
gc body --date today [--end DATE]
gc body weighins --date today
gc body weighins --start DATE --end DATEAdvanced Metrics
gc metrics # Metrics summary
gc metrics --date today
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-ftpNote: gc metrics summary resolves vo2max from daily maxmet first and
falls back to training-status.mostRecentVO2Max when the selected date has
no new maxmet sample.
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_IDWorkouts 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_targetGarmin-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: numberFor 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 pregnancyRaw API
gc api /biometric-service/biometric/latestFunctionalThresholdPower/CYCLING
gc api /metrics-service/metrics/maxmet/daily/DATE/DATE
gc api /metrics-service/metrics/trainingstatus/aggregated/DATE
gc api --method POST --body '{"foo":"bar"}' /some/endpoint
Examples
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 /metrics-service/metrics/maxmet/daily/2026-03-03/2026-03-03
gc api /metrics-service/metrics/trainingstatus/aggregated/2026-03-03
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
Workout creation (concise)
--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 APItype, 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.jsonCreate 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
- Use the returned stepType, endCondition, and targetType fields verbatim.List devices and get solar data:
gc devices --format json
gc devices solar DEVICE_ID today --format json
π‘ Examples
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 /metrics-service/metrics/maxmet/daily/2026-03-03/2026-03-03
gc api /metrics-service/metrics/trainingstatus/aggregated/2026-03-03
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
βοΈ Configuration
1. Install via Homebrew tap:
brew tap voydz/homebrew-tap
brew install garmin-cli
2. Authentication:
gc login --email user@example.com --password secret
# With MFA:
gc login --email user@example.com --password secret --mfa 123456
3. Verify connection:
gc status