Connect Mistral Vibe with Tredict

FAQ

Note: The use of Mistral Vibe with the Tredict MCP Server is currently considered experimental by Tredict.

LLMs are artificial systems that make mistakes and are no substitute for a trainer or your own mind.

To connect Mistral Vibe to the ‘Tredict MCP Server’, follow these steps:

Add the MCP server configuration to Mistral Vibe

Open the Mistral Vibe configuration file at ~/.config/vibe/config.toml (Linux).

Add the following ‘MCP Server Configuration’:

[[mcp_servers]]
transport = "http"
name = "remote-api"
url = "https://www.tredict.com/api/mcp/v2"
startup_timeout_sec = 15.0
tool_timeout_sec = 120.0
api_key_env = "TREDICT_PERSONAL_API_KEY"
api_key_header = "Authorization"
api_key_format = "Bearer {token}"

Remove any existing empty entries, if necessary, from mcp_server = [] or paste the configuration there.

Create a Personal API key in Tredict at Settings -> Personal API / MCP -> Access Token.

Copy the API key and paste it into the file ~/.config/vibe/.env add:

TREDICT_PERSONAL_API_KEY='your_personal_api_token'

Restart Mistral Vibe.

Example prompts with Mistral Vibe

Now you can use the ‘Tredict MCP Tools’ directly in Mistral Vibe, for example with these prompts:

"Determine my running FTP by analysing my training history in Tredict."

"Create a 4-week heart rate-based running training plan directly in Tredict. Each training session should include both duration and estimated pace. The plan should be relaxed, with 5 training sessions per week. Integrate a few runs with sprints and one easy interval session per week. Before creating the plan, analyse my training history and current capabilities to better assess my fitness level."

Here you will find a detailed description of the tools, prompts and resources of the ‘Tredict MCP Server’: Tredict MCP Server Documentation.

For more information on configuring Mistral Vibe, see the Documentation of Mistral Vibe.

Example: Creating a training plan with Mistral Vibe

In Mistral Vibe, a training plan for running is created in Tredict.

In the Mistral Vibe Terminal, a training plan for running is created by Devstral 2 LLM directly in Tredict.

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2-Week Heart Rate-Based Running Plan (created by Mistral Vibe)

Visit training plan created by Felix Gertz

The resulting training plan, which was created directly in Tredict with the help of Mistral Vibe.
Click on it to view it in detail.

What is the Tredict MCP Server?

The Tredict MCP Server enables the integration of AI-supported training planning and analysis directly into your preferred AI environment. With a variety of tools, you can analyse your training data, create individual training plans and optimise your athletic performance. The server provides access to detailed activity data, capacity values, zone distributions and much more to generate tailored training recommendations with the help of an LLM and AI. Whether you are an ambitious runner, cyclist or swimmer, the Tredict MCP Server helps you evaluate your endurance sports training data even more efficiently.

With the Tredict MCP Server, you integrate Tredict into the AI, not the AI into Tredict. Full control and GDPR compliant? Of course!

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