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delx-wellness-openclaw

v0.1.0

Published

Turn OpenClaw into a local-first wellness agent with guided setup, onboarding, MCP connector presets, wellness skills and doctor checks.

Downloads

124

Readme


⚡ Quick Start

If OpenClaw is already installed:

npx -y delx-wellness-openclaw setup
openclaw --profile delx-wellness agent --local --message "Open Delx Wellness onboarding"

That's it. The installer creates ~/.openclaw-delx-wellness, installs the wellness skills, writes OpenClaw-native MCP presets for all 11 connectors, validates the profile when openclaw is available, checks the Nourish preset (no OAuth required), and prints the next commands for model setup and per-provider auth.

If this profile does not have a model configured yet:

openclaw --profile delx-wellness models
npx -y delx-wellness-openclaw doctor --profile delx-wellness --run-openclaw --test-chat

If you are new to OpenClaw, install OpenClaw first:

npm install -g openclaw
npx -y delx-wellness-openclaw setup
openclaw --profile delx-wellness agent --local --message "Open Delx Wellness onboarding"

🎯 Why use it

  • 🚀 One profile, not ten configs. Stop wiring connectors by hand — one command sets up the whole stack in a OpenClaw profile.
  • 💬 Built for daily use. Real on OpenClaw terminal, Telegram and other MCP clients — not a one-off demo.
  • 🥗 Works immediately. Nourish (local nutrition) is wired without OAuth, so you can chat about food the moment setup finishes.
  • ⌚ Ten wearable/API/export sources ready. WHOOP, Garmin, Oura, Strava, Fitbit, Google Health, Withings, Apple Health, Samsung Health and Polar presets included.
  • 🧠 Onboarding-aware. The agent gets your goals, schedule, equipment, dietary restrictions and conservative-decision rules before it gives advice.
  • 🔒 Local-first credentials. Each provider's tokens live inside its own connector's local setup — nothing routed through a hosted vault.

🏗️ How it fits together

flowchart LR
    User[👤 You]
    H[OpenClaw CLI<br/>or Telegram bridge]

    subgraph Profile[" delx-wellness profile (~/.openclaw-delx-wellness) "]
      direction TB
      SOUL[SOUL.md<br/>Recovery-aware operating model]
      AGENTS[AGENTS.md]
      ONB[ONBOARDING.md]
      SK[Skills:<br/>onboarding · daily-brief<br/>training · sleep · nutrition]
    end

    subgraph MCP[" Local MCP presets "]
      direction TB
      W[whoop-mcp]
      O[oura-mcp]
      G[garmin-mcp]
      S[strava-mcp]
      F[fitbit-mcp]
      GH[google-health-mcp]
      Wi[withings-mcp]
      AH[apple-health-mcp]
      SH[samsung-health-mcp]
      P[polar-mcp]
      N[nourish 🟢]
    end

    User --> H
    H --> Profile
    Profile --> MCP
    MCP --> Providers[(Provider APIs<br/>or local files)]

    style Profile fill:#0F172A,stroke:#10B981,color:#fff
    style MCP fill:#0F172A,stroke:#0EA5A3,color:#fff
    style H fill:#0F172A,stroke:#7C3AED,color:#fff

🔧 What setup does

setup is the guided path. It:

  • creates or updates ~/.openclaw-delx-wellness/openclaw.json
  • creates ~/.openclaw-delx-wellness/workspace
  • installs SOUL.md, AGENTS.md and ONBOARDING.md into the OpenClaw workspace
  • installs Delx Wellness skills for onboarding · daily brief · training · sleep · nutrition · setup
  • writes local MCP presets under OpenClaw's mcp.servers config for WHOOP, Garmin, Oura, Strava, Fitbit, Google Health, Withings, Apple Health, Samsung Health, Polar and Nourish
  • runs OpenClaw profile checks when openclaw is available
  • checks that OpenClaw can see the nourish MCP server preset (it does not require OAuth)
  • prints the next commands for model setup, chat verification and connector auth

Preview before writing:

npx -y delx-wellness-openclaw setup --dry-run

Skip the Nourish smoke test:

npx -y delx-wellness-openclaw setup --skip-smoke

🛠️ Manual flow

Use the manual commands when you want to inspect each step:

npx -y delx-wellness-openclaw install    --profile delx-wellness --dry-run
npx -y delx-wellness-openclaw install    --profile delx-wellness --write
npx -y delx-wellness-openclaw onboarding --profile delx-wellness --write
npx -y delx-wellness-openclaw doctor     --profile delx-wellness --run-openclaw

✅ Validate MCP and chat

MCP-only checks verify profile files, skills and connector presets:

npx -y delx-wellness-openclaw doctor --profile delx-wellness --run-openclaw
openclaw --profile delx-wellness mcp list
openclaw --profile delx-wellness mcp show nourish --json

Full chat readiness requires a model/provider configured for the profile:

openclaw --profile delx-wellness models
npx -y delx-wellness-openclaw doctor --profile delx-wellness --run-openclaw --test-chat

--test-chat makes a short OpenClaw model call, so it may use provider quota. MCP-only checks do not require model access.


📋 Onboarding worksheet

The onboarding worksheet gives the agent the context a real wellness product should ask for — before it recommends training, sleep, recovery or nutrition decisions:

| Category | What gets captured | |---|---| | Locale | Language · timezone · units | | Body | Optional age · height · weight · gender context | | Goals | Primary goal · secondary goals | | Devices | Connected wearables and apps | | Training | Schedule · sports · upcoming events · equipment · workout duration | | Nutrition | Habits · restrictions · macro goals | | Health | Injuries · pain · medical constraints · conservative decision rules | | Style | Response format for Telegram or terminal use |

The user never needs to paste tokens or secrets into chat.


🔌 Connector presets

Default local MCP presets installed by setup:

| Provider | Package | OAuth needed at setup | |---|---|:---:| | WHOOP | whoop-mcp-unofficial | ✅ | | Garmin | garmin-mcp-unofficial | ✅ | | Oura | oura-mcp-unofficial | ✅ | | Strava | strava-mcp-unofficial | ✅ | | Fitbit | fitbit-mcp-unofficial | ✅ | | Google Health | google-health-mcp-unofficial | ✅ | | Withings | withings-mcp-unofficial | ✅ | | Apple Health | apple-health-mcp-unofficial | ⛔ (uses local export.zip) | | Samsung Health | samsung-health-mcp-unofficial | ⛔ (uses local CSV/ZIP export) | | Polar | polar-mcp-unofficial | ✅ | | Nourish 🟢 | wellness-nourish | ⛔ (works immediately) |

Exercise Catalog is kept disabled by default because private catalog access may depend on non-public data.


🌐 Hosted Hub mode

Hosted hub mode is explicit and has no default production URL:

npx -y delx-wellness-openclaw setup \
  --mode hosted \
  --hub-url https://your-private-hub.example/mcp \
  --dry-run

🛡️ Public-safe boundary

This package is safe to publish because it contains:

  • ✅ profile templates
  • ✅ public skills
  • ✅ connector package presets
  • ✅ config generation
  • ✅ setup and doctor checks

It must not contain:

  • ❌ real user tokens
  • ❌ OAuth credentials
  • ❌ personal ~/.openclaw config
  • ❌ Telegram gateway secrets
  • ❌ private hosted hub API keys
  • ❌ private Exercise Catalog data

🧪 Development

npm install
npm test
npm pack --dry-run

🔗 See also


👤 Built by

David Batista — founder of Delx, building protocol layers for autonomous AI agents.

Follow on X: @delx369


📜 License

MIT — see LICENSE.

OpenClaw, WHOOP, Oura, Garmin, Strava, Fitbit, Google Health, Withings, Apple Health, Samsung Health and Polar are trademarks of their respective owners. This profile pack is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or supported by any of them.