Strava FAQs

Question 1

How does it handle Strava authentication?

Accepted Answer

It manages a local OAuth flow for Strava authentication. The server automatically handles token refreshes to maintain API access and securely stores your API tokens in a local, uncommitted JSON file on your system.

Question 2

What are the system requirements for this server?

Accepted Answer

To run this server, you need Windows 10 or 11 (x64), Python 3.10 or newer, and Claude Desktop installed on your system.

Question 3

Is my Strava data or API tokens stored securely?

Accepted Answer

Yes, your API tokens (access and refresh tokens) are stored securely in a local JSON file on your computer. This file is specifically configured not to be committed to version control, ensuring your authentication details remain private and on your system.

Question 4

What is the Strava MCP Server?

Accepted Answer

The Strava MCP Server is a Python-based tool that enables Claude Desktop to connect with your Strava account. This allows you to query your Strava activity data using natural language commands directly within Claude.

Question 5

What Strava data can I access through Claude?

Accepted Answer

You can use natural language to access tools like 'list_activities' and 'get_activity'. This means you can ask Claude to show your recent runs, get details about specific workouts, and query various activity metrics.

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