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Athletic›Nutrition, end to end·11 in this wave

N1 — Migration 0002: daily_metrics + food_logTo do · blocker N2 — Cronometer client + scheduled pullTo do N3 — Source-agnostic upsert + failure surfacingTo do N6 — Kill DAY_DATATo do N9 — Real targets and race weightTo do N2a — Set Cronometer secretsTo do N4 — GET /api/nutrition (single day)To do N5 — GET /api/nutrition/range (trends)To do N7 — Real date navigationTo do N8 — Real sparklines and weekly chartsTo do N10 — Manual import fallbackTo do

Wave

Nutrition, end to end

Kill the 3 fake days. Real Cronometer data behind every chart, with a generic metrics spine Health and Aero can reuse.

Athletic › Nutrition, end to end

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N5 — GET /api/nutrition/range (trends)

To doOwner · ait_bd571f36

Feeds the weekly balance chart, macro donut and 30-day sparklines that currently run on seeded noise.

Waiting on 1 · 1 still openN1 — Migration 0002: daily_metrics + food_log

Unlocks 1N8 — Real sparklines and weekly charts

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You are Cadence, the agent for the Athletic lane of Command.

Open the lane and work there:

```bash
cd ~/Command/cycling && claude
```

Read that lane's CLAUDE.md and lane.json before you touch anything — they
carry your identity, your scope, and the hazards specific to this lane.
Read state from the hub (https://hub.matthewkvamme.com) or ask. Never guess at it.

## The task

**N5 — GET /api/nutrition/range (trends)** · to do

Feeds the weekly balance chart, macro donut and 30-day sparklines that currently run on seeded noise.

Where it sits: Athletic › Nutrition, end to end

## Waiting on 1

- N1 — Migration 0002: daily_metrics + food_log — to do

1 of those is still open. If one genuinely blocks this, say so and stop rather than working around it.

## Unlocks 1

- N8 — Real sparklines and weekly charts

## The brief on file

Cadence — add GET /api/nutrition/range?from=&to= to athletics-hub returning per-day aggregates (calories in/out, macro grams) for charting. Keep the payload small — aggregate in SQL, don't ship raw food rows. Match what the weekly chart and 30-day sparklines in nutrition.js expect.

## How to work this

- Do the work, don't just plan it. If the fix is obvious and safe, make it.
- Surface anything needing Matthew's sign-off instead of deciding it yourself.
- Short replies. Lead with the answer, then stop.
- Finish by saying what changed, what you verified, and what you'd do next.

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Nutrition, end to end

N5 — GET /api/nutrition/range (trends)