Apple Health Data Access for Personal AI Assistants
A free open-source tool syncs Apple Health records to a user's own computer so an AI assistant can answer questions about sleep, workouts and activity. The post is a launch announcement and does not describe a concrete unmet pain. It requires an iPhone plus a Mac or Linux setup.
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