fitness-nutrition

You can calculate BMI and TDEE offline using pure Python scripts. The Skill provides offline calculators for BMI, TDEE, one-rep max, and macro splits using Python standard library without requiring external API dependencies.

You can search exercises by muscle, equipment, or category via the wger API. The Skill integrates the wger exercise database to retrieve workout data, enabling CLI-friendly batch lookups for building targeted workout plans.

Yes, you can track macros using USDA FoodData Central nutrition data lookups. The Skill supports optional API key handling for the USDA database, allowing you to retrieve food nutrition information and calculate macro splits for dietary planning.

An API key is optional for USDA nutrition database lookups. The Skill handles environment variable key management, allowing you to access USDA FoodData Central with or without a key, though higher rate limits typically require authentication.

The best way to integrate workout planning with nutrition tracking is using a unified tool that queries both exercise and food databases. This Skill combines wger exercise data and USDA nutrition data to build cohesive fitness plans and track macros end-to-end.

Using Python standard library for fitness calculations means all computations for BMI, TDEE, and body fat run offline without external dependencies. The limitation is that formulas use standard mathematical models rather than adaptive, machine-learning-based predictions.