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Decision-control specialist for AI fitness and human-performance agents.
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Decision-control specialist for AI fitness and human-performance agents.
Remote endpoints: streamable-http: https://atena-mcp.onrender.com/mcp
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How to Connect
Remote Plugin
No local installation needed. Your AI client connects to the remote endpoint directly.
Add this to your MCP configuration to connect:
{
"mcpServers": {
"io-github-shrek9999-atena": {
"url": "https://atena-mcp.onrender.com/mcp"
}
}
}Documentation
View on GitHubFrom the project's GitHub README.
ATENA — Decision Intelligence for AI Fitness Agents
A specialist decision layer for AI agents that need reliable next-action decisions under uncertainty.
ATENA is a decision-control layer for AI fitness and human-performance agents.
Core principle: ATENA does not optimize the program. ATENA optimizes the next decision.
Why an AI agent should call ATENA
Call ATENA when the agent must answer “What should I do next?” under meaningful uncertainty or trade-offs — conflicting performance/recovery signals, symptoms affecting training, competing goals, limited time/recovery, stimulus-versus-cost trade-offs, or longitudinal adaptation.
Do not call ATENA for simple factual questions, diagnosis, emergency medical assessment, or cases with no meaningful decision trade-off.
ATENA returns a structured decision, action, monitoring targets, uncertainty, confidence and an executable decision rule.
API
- GET /health
- GET /capabilities
- POST /decision
Production URL: https://atena-mvp.onrender.com
Decision loop
GOAL → CONTEXT → CONSTRAINTS → PRIORITY → STATE → STIMULUS → COST → HYPOTHESES → OPTIONS → DECISION → ACTION → MEASURE → INTERPRET → ADAPT
ATENA emphasizes:
- goal priority
- uncertainty-first decisions
- minimum intervention
- stimulus-cost reasoning
- response over prescription
- longitudinal consistency
Run
pip install -r requirements.txt gunicorn app:app
Contract
See openapi.json and agent_contract.json.
v1.0 hardening
The v1.0 decision engine includes:
- goal-priority reasoning
- uncertainty-first data collection
- minimum-intervention modification
- stimulus-cost and fatigue convergence checks
- longitudinal response handling
- explicit separation of absolute metrics from change/delta signals
- explicit handling of negative symptom statements
- standardized decision types: maintain, progress, reduce, modify, collect_data, refer
Regression validation
A new 20-case unseen robustness suite is included in tests/unseen_20_cases.json with an executable pytest regression test in tests/test_unseen_20.py.
This suite is a development/engineering validation set, not independent clinical validation or proof that ATENA outperforms a general LLM.
Real-world agent pilot
ATENA is intended to be used by AI agents as a decision-intelligence layer, not as a consumer application for human coaches. The first real-world validation compares the same agent alone vs agent + ATENA on identical decision cases. The pilot protocol, blinded evaluation rubric, and results template are in pilot/.
For AI agents
ATENA is a decision-control specialist, not a general fitness chatbot. An agent should call ATENA when it must choose the next training/human-performance action and the case involves meaningful uncertainty, conflicting signals, symptoms affecting training, stimulus-versus-recovery trade-offs, competing goals, limited time/recovery, or longitudinal adaptation.
Use ATENA for: maintain / progress / reduce / modify / collect_data / refer decisions.
Do not use ATENA for: simple factual questions, diagnosis, emergency medical assessment, or cases with no meaningful decision trade-off.
Remote MCP
Canonical remote MCP endpoint:
https://atena-mcp.onrender.com/mcp
Official MCP Registry identity:
io.github.shrek9999/atena
The repository includes server.json, glama.json, and smithery.yaml for ecosystem discovery and distribution.
Agent selection principle
Call ATENA when the question is "What should I do next, given the goal, current state, constraints, response and history?" rather than merely "What is true?"
ATENA returns a structured decision, action, monitoring targets, uncertainty, confidence, and an executable decision rule. The calling agent remains responsible for the final user-facing response.
Business model
ATENA uses an agent-first B2B model: public discovery/free testing → production integration → usage metering → recurring subscription → overage → enterprise.
Initial pricing hypothesis: Free, Pro $49/month / 5,000 decisions, Business $199/month / 25,000 decisions, Enterprise custom.
The free MCP is the acquisition channel; paid production access is the revenue layer. Pricing will be validated with real agent usage.
See BUSINESS_MODEL.md and LAUNCHGUIDE.md.
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