Connect Perplexity with Tredict

FAQ

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

Adding MCP connectors in Perplexity is only possible with a Perplexity Pro account or higher.

Follow these steps to connect Perplexity to the "Tredict MCP Server".

Add the Tredict connector to Perplexity

Go to the Perplexity Connectors page: Perplexity Connectors.

Alternatively, you can click on the + icon in the chat, select ${undefined} and open ${undefined}.

Click on the "+ Custom connector" button in the top right-hand corner.

Click on "Advanced" in the form and select OAuth as the authentication method. Fill in the fields as follows:

Name: Tredict

MCP server URL: https://www.tredict.com/api/mcp/v2

Client ID: perplexity

Client Secret: You can simply leave this field blank.

It is also a good idea to upload the Tredict symbol as a connector icon:

https://www.tredict.com/tredict-symbol_invers-512px.png

Add the Tredict MCP connector to Perplexity.

The MCP connector fields for Tredict in Perplexity.

Connect the Tredict connector

Once you have added the Tredict connector, you will find it listed among the available connectors. Click on the Tredict connector to connect it.

Connect the Tredict MCP connector in Perplexity.

The Tredict connector is listed under ‘Available’ and can be connected to Perplexity.

Click on ${undefined} to start the OAuth2 flow. You will be redirected to the Tredict authorisation page and, once you have successfully authenticated, back to Perplexity.

Using Tredict in Perplexity

You can now give instructions and prompts in the chat by typing @tredict, e.g.:

Use the Tredict MCP connector in Perplexity.

Mention Tredict in the Perplexity chat, e.g. by saying: @tredict How did my training go yesterday?

Perplexity then selects the best possible model. An answer might look like this:

Perplexity response using the Tredict MCP connector.

Perplexity responds with data from the Tredict MCP connector and shows me the metrics for my run yesterday.

Example prompts for Perplexity

You can now use ‘Tredict MCP Tools’ directly in Perplexity, for example with these prompts:

@tredict ‘How did my training go yesterday?’

@tredict "Analyse my training history and determine my functional threshold power (FTP) for cycling."

@tredict "Create a 4-week running training plan in Tredict. Analyse my performance and training history beforehand so that you can get an idea of my fitness level."

@tredict "Show me my best training session from last month."

Find detailed descriptions of the tools, prompts and resources of the "Tredict MCP Server" here: Tredict MCP Server Documentation.

Note: Unfortunately, Perplexity does not support interactive MCP apps in the chat. This means that visual elements such as activity cards or interactive displays, which Tredict can show directly in the chat, are not available in Perplexity. Anyone who would like such visual feedback can use ChatGPT or Claude.ai instead.

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. And once you have connected Garmin, Coros, Suunto, Wahoo or icTrainer to Tredict, you close the loop. Alongside your training history now being available to the AI, any created training plans are automatically pushed to your watch by the AI via Tredict.

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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