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The agent and authenticated MCP clients query the selected person’s record. Account identity is supplied by the session, token or personal URL; it is not a model-provided tool argument.

Choose a tool

MCP hides record tools when the account has none of the corresponding data. Medical-reference tools are optional and query general sources rather than the person’s record. See MCP setup.

Read measurements

First discover names, then query the required view:
Without keywords or indicators, the result is a catalogue, even if a view was requested. start and end are inclusive dates in the record owner’s timezone; omitted measurement dates mean the whole recorded history.

Interpret results

Results identify status (ok, partial or error), date window, view, provenance and assumptions. A truncated result is not the full history: narrow the query or use a suitable aggregate view. Daily and coarser views count days, so their averages can differ from statistics over individual readings. Missing data means no recorded evidence, not that a condition is absent. Keep returned row IDs when citing or calculating from results. Use the local calculator for additional arithmetic. Full schemas and result conventions are in the tool reference.