Review Your Whole TrainingPeaks Roster in Claude Every Monday

Monday morning, most endurance coaches do the same job: open each athlete’s calendar, see what happened, and work out who needs attention. It is important work, and most of it is reading.

If you connect TrainingDojo to your AI assistant, that review becomes one prompt. This guide gives you the prompt, shows you how to read the result, and explains how to run it on a schedule. The review only reads. Nothing on any calendar changes unless you ask for it afterward.

What You Need

• A TrainingPeaks coach account connected in TrainingDojo
• Any TrainingDojo plan. Roster review works on Free for your full roster and any week; Pro or Coach adds publishing and calendar changes.
• Claude or ChatGPT connected through TrainingDojo MCP

The Prompt

Copy this, then change the thresholds to match how you coach.

Review my TrainingPeaks roster for last week.

1. Use my TrainingPeaks time zone to set last Monday as week_start
   and today as as_of.
2. Build the full compliance report and keep going until it is
   complete.
3. For anyone under 80% on planned duration or TSS, or with sessions
   showing no completion recorded, check recent activities and wellness.
4. Give me a short table: athlete, sessions due, sessions completed,
   and what stands out.
5. List who needs a message from me this week, and why.

This is read-only. Do not change, add, or delete any workout.

Which Tools It Uses

• list_trainingpeaks_athletes reads your roster, time zone, and compliance priority.
• get_trainingpeaks_compliance_report compares planned and completed sessions for up to 50 athletes. It works through 10 athletes per call, and your AI keeps calling until the report is complete.
• list_recent_activities and get_activity_detail look closer at specific sessions.
• get_wellness reads metrics such as sleep, HRV, and fatigue when the athlete records them.

How to Read the Report

A few details matter, and they are worth knowing before you trust a summary.

• Completed means data was recorded. It does not mean the prescription was followed. That is why the report gives separate ratios for duration, TSS, and distance instead of one blended score.
• No completion recorded is not the same as skipped. The activity may simply not have uploaded yet. Before you message an athlete about a missed session, check it.
• Missing is not zero. A blank value means nothing was recorded, not that the athlete did nothing.

Run It on a Schedule*

Once the prompt gives you what you want, you can have the review waiting for you. Keep the scheduled version read-only, so it reports and you decide.

In Claude

Scheduled tasks are available on paid Claude plans and can use your TrainingDojo connection. Describe the task and when it should run, for example:

Every Monday at 6 AM, run my TrainingPeaks roster review using the
TrainingDojo connector. [paste the prompt above]

Review the name, schedule, and instructions Claude proposes, then choose Schedule. Find each run under Scheduled in the sidebar. Scheduled tasks can use the connectors you have set up, including TrainingDojo.

In ChatGPT

ChatGPT scheduled tasks can use connected apps too. Start the task where TrainingDojo is connected, run the prompt once by hand, and check the first scheduled result.

These features vary by plan and change often. If a scheduled run can’t reach your connection, run the review in a regular chat. The weekly review guide has more prompts.

Turn the Review Into Action

When the report lands, carry on in the same conversation. This is where you make the decisions, and every change goes through you.

Maya’s long ride came in well under plan and sleep is down.
Suggest how to change the rest of this week. Show me the changes
first and wait for my yes before you update anything.

Want to build next week as well? Have your AI draft it hidden from your athletes so you can review it on the calendar first. See everything together on TrainingDojo for coaches.