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clawdbot-fitbit-skill

v0.1.1

Published

Clawdbot skill for accessing Fitbit health data (activity, heart rate, steps)

Readme

💪 Fitbit Skill for Clawdbot

A Clawdbot skill that provides CLI access to Fitbit health data. Enables your AI agent to answer questions about your activity, heart rate, and fitness metrics.

What is Clawdbot?

Clawdbot is an AI agent platform that connects Claude to your tools, services, and data. Skills extend Clawdbot's capabilities — this one adds Fitbit integration.

Features

  • 🔐 Secure OAuth 2.0 PKCE authentication
  • 📊 Activity summaries (steps, calories, distance, floors)
  • 💓 Heart rate and resting HR data
  • 🏃 Active minutes breakdown
  • 📅 Historical data by date
  • 🤖 Natural language queries through Clawdbot

Installation

As a Clawdbot Skill

# Clone to your Clawdbot workspace skills folder
cd ~/clawd/skills
git clone https://github.com/pb3975/clawdbot-fitbit-skill.git fitbit

# Install and build
cd fitbit
npm install
npm run build

# Link globally so Clawdbot can find the CLI
npm link

Clawdbot will automatically detect the skill via SKILL.md.

Standalone CLI

npm install -g clawdbot-fitbit-skill

Setup

  1. Create a Fitbit App

    • Go to dev.fitbit.com/apps
    • Register a new app with:
      • OAuth 2.0 Application Type: Personal
      • Callback URL: http://localhost:18787/callback
  2. Configure

    fitbit configure

    Enter your Client ID when prompted.

  3. Authenticate

    fitbit login

    Your browser will open for Fitbit authorization.

Usage

Through Clawdbot (Natural Language)

Once installed, just ask Clawdbot:

  • "How many steps did I take today?"
  • "What's my resting heart rate?"
  • "Show me my activity summary for yesterday"
  • "How active was I this week?"

Direct CLI

# Today's summary
fitbit today

# Activity details
fitbit activity
fitbit activity 2024-01-15

# Specific metrics
fitbit activity steps
fitbit activity calories

# User profile
fitbit profile

# Auth status
fitbit status

# Sign out
fitbit logout

Options

All commands support:

  • --json — Output as JSON (useful for scripting)
  • --no-color — Plain text output
  • --verbose — Debug info
  • --tz <zone> — Override timezone

Security

  • Tokens stored in ~/.config/fitbit-cli/tokens.json with 0600 permissions
  • OAuth uses PKCE (no client secret stored)
  • Callback server binds to 127.0.0.1 only
  • Temp auth files use secure random paths

Related

License

MIT