Analyze and Report on Weight Loss Data
Weight loss analyzer computing BMI, BMR/TDEE, energy deficits, and plateau detection with safe calorie boundaries.
Why it matters
Leverage comprehensive data analysis to provide insights into weight loss progress, metabolic rates, and energy balance. This skill helps users understand their body composition and manage their weight loss journey effectively.
Outcomes
What it gets done
Calculate BMI, body fat percentage, and ideal weight.
Compute Basal Metabolic Rate (BMR) and Total Daily Energy Expenditure (TDEE).
Track daily energy deficits and estimate weight loss.
Monitor weight loss phases and detect plateaus.
Install
Add it to your toolbox
Run in your project directory:
curl -fsSL https://spark.entire.vc/get/ag-weightloss-analyzer | bash Overview
Weight Loss Analysis Skill
A weight-loss analysis skill computing BMI, body fat, BMR via three formulas, TDEE, and energy deficits, with plateau detection and phase-based progress tracking. Use it for weight-loss progress tracking or calorie/deficit planning; always respect the built-in minimum-calorie floors and consult a doctor per the skill's own medical disclaimer triggers.
What it does
Weightloss Analyzer analyzes weight-loss data, calculates metabolic rate, tracks energy deficits, and manages weight-loss phases. It covers four functions: (1) Body composition analysis - BMI calculation and WHO Asian-standard classification (underweight <18.5, normal 18.5-24, overweight 24-28, obese >=28), body fat percentage assessment (male: 15-20% normal, >25% obese; female: 20-25% normal, >30% obese), waist and waist-hip ratio analysis for abdominal obesity risk, and ideal weight via both the BMI method and the Broca formula; (2) Metabolic rate calculation using three BMR formulas - the original 1919 Harris-Benedict, the recommended and more accurate Mifflin-St Jeor, and the lean-mass-based Katch-McArdle - then TDEE via BMR multiplied by an activity factor (1.2 sedentary through 1.9 very active); (3) Energy deficit management - daily deficit tracking (TDEE minus actual intake plus exercise burn), weight-loss estimation (1kg fat is approximately 7700 kcal), and safe deficit boundaries (500-1000 kcal/day for 0.5-1kg/week loss, with minimum intake floors of 1500 kcal/day for men and 1200 kcal/day for women, never below BMR x 1.2); (4) Phase management - tracking the active weight-loss phase, detecting plateaus (2+ weeks with less than 0.5kg change, attributed to metabolic adaptation, water retention, or muscle gain, addressed via calorie adjustment/exercise variation/intermittent fasting), and a maintenance phase keeping weight within +/-2kg of target with periodic monitoring.
When to use - and when NOT to
Use it when analyzing weight-loss data, metabolic rate, energy deficits, or weight-loss phase management, when the task involves BMI/body fat/measurements/BMR/TDEE, or when the user requests progress evaluation, goal planning, or personalized weight-loss recommendations.
Inputs and outputs
Reads from a fitness tracker (data/fitness-tracker.json: weight records, body composition, metabolic rate, phase management), a nutrition tracker (data/nutrition-tracker.json: calorie intake, energy deficits, meal plans), and daily health logs (data/health-logs/YYYY-MM/YYYY-MM-DD.json). Outputs four report types: a body composition report (BMI, body fat %, waist/hip measurements, recommendations); a metabolic rate report comparing all three BMR formulas side by side with a recommended value, TDEE, and three deficit-tier calorie targets (mild/aggressive/rapid, the last flagged short-term-only); a weekly energy deficit tracking report with a per-day intake/exercise/deficit table, average deficit, days-on-target, and projected weight loss; and a phase management report tracking progress percentage, weekly loss rate trend, and explicit plateau status. Invoked via /fitness:weightloss-* and /nutrition:weightloss-* commands (setup, bmr, track, report, plateau-check).
Integrations
Safety principles are hard-coded: minimum 1200 kcal/day for women and 1500 kcal/day for men, absolute floor of BMR x 1.2, safe loss rate of 0.5-1kg/week (never exceeding 1.5kg/week). A medical disclaimer states the skill is for health reference only, not medical advice, and lists conditions requiring a doctor's consultation: BMI over 35, chronic disease (heart disease, hypertension, diabetes), prescription medication use, pregnancy or breastfeeding, or any uncertain health condition.
Who it's for
Individuals tracking their own weight-loss progress who want formula-based BMR/TDEE calculations and structured deficit/plateau reporting rather than generic calorie advice - always within the skill's explicit safety boundaries and medical-consultation triggers.
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