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Tools this endpoint exposes

Read directly from the endpoint on 8 Nov 2026. Not supplied by the maker.

• make_plan

  Use this when someone asks for a strength, gym, weightlifting or muscle-building program or workout plan, at a gym or at home. Builds all 26 weeks from Almost Fire's plan engine, the one the app uses:

• save_plan

  Use this when the person wants to keep, save or start a plan make_plan made, or presses Save on its card. Saves the plan to their Almost Fire account, free: the first time it asks them to sign in, whi

• show_exercise

  Use this when someone asks how to do an exercise, which muscles it works, or what to do instead. Shows it on the body map with its equipment, its cues and swaps that train the same thing. No account n

• get_today

  Use this when the person asks what's on today or how today's session is going, and before logging a set. Reads today's session (or the next one) in their Almost Fire account with every exercise, its t

• get_schedule

  Use this when the person asks what's coming up this week or next, or what they did on other days. Lists their sessions between two ISO times (from, to), each with its id, day, time and status. Do not

• get_session

  Use this when you need one session in full, by its id from get_today or get_schedule. Reads its exercises (slots) with each target, the exercises each slot allows, and the sets logged. Do not use to l

• log_set

  Use this when the person tells you a set they did. Give the session and slot from get_today or get_session, and the load and reps they said. Never invent a number. loadUnit kg or lb as they said it (l

• edit_set

  Use this when the person corrects a set they already logged. Give its setId from get_today or get_session and only the values they change; null keeps the rest. Comes back with an Undo. Do not use to l