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| name | description |
|---|---|
| trainlog-anatomy | Use Trainlog's cited anatomy and biomechanics knowledge for exercise targeting, BODY ZONES, equipment interpretation, substitution, MAX context, and future workout or program design. |
Trainlog anatomy
Resolve domain decisions from scientific evidence before implementation.
Start at docs/domain/ from the repository root and consult the relevant
canonical assets in catalog/:
science-references-v1.json: evidence, bibliographic metadata and limitations;muscles-v1.jsonandjoint-actions-v1.json: functional anatomy;movement-patterns-v1.json: explicitly defined programming abstractions;exercise-knowledge-v1.json: variant-specific roles and BODY ZONE projection;equipment-knowledge-v1.json: physical equipment and compatible exercises.
Follow source_refs to the cited references. Check that evidence supports the
actual variant and claim; structural validation is not scientific validation.
Use anatomie for substantive new research and anatomie-xhigh only when one
substantive investigation leaves material scientific ambiguity unresolved.
Scientific conclusions must be settled before implementation agents encode them.
Preserve these distinctions:
- Physical machine != exercise != movement pattern != joint action != muscle.
- BODY ZONE is a business/UX projection, not a complete anatomical taxonomy.
- Higher EMG amplitude does not establish better hypertrophy, strength outcomes, or universal primary-muscle status.
- Manufacturer documentation identifies mechanics; it does not establish anatomical outcomes. Do not invent a manufacturer, model or trajectory.
Separate established anatomy, biomechanical interpretation, EMG, intervention
evidence, manufacturer statements and practical inference. Retain high,
moderate or uncertain confidence; downgrade unsupported claims. Unknown
custom exercises stay unclassified until their actual execution is established.
Use existing exercise/equipment identities. Never infer runtime knowledge from names, merge multifunction-machine exercises, overwrite persisted BODY ZONES, or copy user history into scientific catalogs. MAX belongs to an exercise and its equipment/resistance/execution context; assistance is not external load.
TRAINING KNOWLEDGE V1 provides read-only knowledge and history composition. Workout/program prescription and clinical rehabilitation are outside its scope.