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Kite Trim Tuning

Kite Trim Tuning MCP Connector for Claude

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Calculate precise kite trim settings and line lengths for optimal performance.

4 tools Official Updated Oct 1, 2026 Official Vinkius Partner
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This MCP server provides specialized calculation tools for kiteboarders to optimize their equipment configuration. By analyzing kite size, wind speed, rider weight, and riding style, the server uses a Trim Balance Model to determine the ideal trim settings. Users can use get_recommended_trim to find the best front and back line lengths, validate_equipment_safety to ensure conditions are within safe limits, and simulate_trim_impact to predict how line adjustments will change the kite's angle of attack and power.

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4 tools expose this connector's capabilities to your AI agent.

get_recommended_trim

Provides the primary recommendation for kite configuration based on all user inputs

get_style_presets

Provides the standard baseline values for different riding styles

simulate_trim_impact

Allows the rider to see how changing a specific variable would affect their kite's behavior

validate_equipment_safety

Checks if the provided kite size and wind speed are within safe operating limits for the rider's weight

See how to talk to your AI agent using Kite Trim Tuning.

I have a 12m2 kite, wind is 15m/s, and I weigh 80kg. I want to ride freestyle. What is my recommended trim?

For a 12m2 kite in 15m/s wind with an 80kg rider in freestyle style, the recommended trim setting is 15% depower, with a front line length of 245cm and a back line length of 240cm. The power level will feel responsive.

Is it safe to use a 7m2 kite in 25m/s wind if I weigh 70kg?

No, the wind speed is too high for a 7m2 kite at your weight, posing an overpower risk.

What happens if I increase my back line length by 5cm?

Increasing the back line length by 5cm will increase your angle of attack, resulting in a higher power level and a more stable kite position.

You can use the `validate_equipment_safety` tool to check if your kite size and the current wind speed are safe for your weight.

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