# \[Web, AI\] Laps now visible to your AI assistant plus new metrics

**URL:** <https://tempo.discourse.group/t/web-ai-laps-now-visible-to-your-ai-assistant-plus-new-metrics/48>\
**Category:** What's New\
**Created:** [August 1, 2026, 1:59am UTC](https://tempo.discourse.group/t/web-ai-laps-now-visible-to-your-ai-assistant-plus-new-metrics/48 "2026-08-01T01:59:30Z")\
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**Author:** ![Marc](https://sea1.discourse-cdn.com/flex039/user_avatar/tempo.discourse.group/marc/32/56_2.png) [@Marc](https://tempo.discourse.group/u/Marc)\
**Post date:** [August 1, 2026, 1:59am UTC](https://tempo.discourse.group/t/web-ai-laps-now-visible-to-your-ai-assistant-plus-new-metrics/48/1 "2026-08-01T01:59:30Z")

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**What’s new**

Tempo now exposes FIT-file laps through the hosted MCP workout detail tool. That means rides recorded through Garmin, Wahoo, Hammerhead, or FIT uploads can now return their per-lap breakdown in AI assistants, instead of only showing workout-level stats like load, intensity, and other metrics.

The Web workout lap table also has more auto-hiding columns when the data is available: **VAM** , **Avg Temp** , **Min HR** , and **Max Cadence**. Ambient temperature cells are now zone-colored to match the Temperature Zones chart.

**Why it helps**

Workouts often tell their real story interval by interval. Now you can ask an AI assistant about the structure of a FIT-sourced ride, compare climbs or efforts, and spot details like temperature, cadence, and heart-rate changes without manually digging through the workout.

**How to try it**

On the Web, open any completed workout with laps and check the **Laps** section.

For AI assistants, go to **Settings** → **AI Assistants** , connect Tempo through MCP, then ask for details about a FIT-sourced workout.

Note: Lap details depend on what your device recorded. Some columns only appear when that metric exists, and single-lap files are hidden to avoid noisy “interval” output.

**Example**

“Show me the laps from my last outdoor ride and call out where power, cadence, or temperature changed the most.”
