Never used the app. I do see a lot of activity on socials surrounding it. Might need to check it out first.

not really, I saw when connecting Garmin through interval.icu we created a pull.py file. Might connected to that? But I prompted the recovery skill before connecting in intervals. I’ll have to dig in further. Should claude have created the py file with an earlier skill in the basic Althlete OS?

On my todo list, once I have the Athlete OS running is also, is also buidling out a nutrition planner. But the big difference is to build it around my family. So keeping my nutrition goals in mind, especially for dinners, create meals where just 1/5 of the recipe matches my calorie goals. Or suggest tweaks to optimize the family meal plan for my fitness goals. I would also scrape the web-shops of the two supermarkets close by, so the ingredients match up with what is available to me.

Yes, will do. If you have any resources on mealprepping or nutrition plan based around familiy life, would love to check that out. All resources online seems to focus on single person recepies and prep. Not super helpful for working dads with family.

Professional here... Although both are prompted, the mountain thumb one has the least 'sloppy' feel to it. Not at all to be derogative, dont know how else to describe it.

Tbh I have a long professional trackrecord in motion graphics, but since a 10 something years pivoted to realistic vfx. What found that really helped get quality output from these models is basically the same as when building AthleteOS. The prompts and tailoring these to the model you are using is key. So I created specific claude skills based on the official release docs as well as ingesting data from known experts for a specific model or best practices in general. Then I just type what I need in natural language and then claude gives me detailed prompts. The image first them animation based on that is solid.