Been meeting some cool people on here lately 👋 Looking to #connect with more people who are:
• building apps
• shipping side projects
• animating cool shit
• making games
• posting memes 😂
If that sounds like you, let’s connect.
5/ Early 0.x preview, AGPL-3.0, wellness data only. Garmin isn't there yet.
Which source do you need next? Issues and PRs welcome:
https://t.co/Wev46uqN1Y
#golang#FHIR#MCP#health#wearable
Every wearable speaks its own dialect. I got tired of writing a parser per provider.
Open Health Sync v0.1.0: 13 sources in (Apple Health, Oura, WHOOP, Dexcom…), one model out: REST, FHIR R4, Open mHealth, MCP.
#opensource#selfhosted
https://t.co/Wev46uqN1Y
4/ Point your AI agent at your own sleep, workouts and heart rate through the read-only MCP server. The docs include a prompt library for people who train.
Under the hood it's the --user-data-dir trick, with a UI. No network calls, no analytics, never reads your chats. One Swift file.
brew install --cask quentincar0n/tap/multiclaude https://t.co/JjOSxpI4cN
Claude desktop only signs in to one account at a time.
I have a personal one and a work one, so I made MultiClaude: a tiny menu bar app that keeps them all open side by side.
Free and open source.