Muscle Knot Mapping

Muscle Knot Mapping MCP Connector for Claude

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Maps muscle knots to clinical referral patterns and treatment priorities.

4 tools Official Updated Oct 1, 2026 Official Vinkius Partner

This MCP server provides diagnostic support for identifying myofascial trigger points. It connects AI agents to clinical mapping data to determine the likely muscle source of pain, describe characteristic pain patterns, evaluate treatment urgency, and identify functionally linked muscles. Use identify_trigger_source to find the muscle responsible for referred pain, get_pain_pattern to understand how pain radiates, analyze_knot_severity to determine treatment priority, and map_muscle_relationships to find related muscle groups.

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

get_pain_pattern

Describes the full extent and direction of pain associated with a specific muscle knot

analyze_knot_severity

Evaluates how urgently a knot needs treatment based on its physical attributes

identify_trigger_source

Determines the most likely muscle containing the trigger point based on the location of the perceived pain

map_muscle_relationships

Identifies neighboring or functionally linked muscles that might be contributing to the pain

See how to talk to your AI agent using Muscle Knot Mapping.

I have pain in my temple, but it feels like it's coming from my neck. Is this referred pain?

The pain in your temple is likely referred pain originating from a trigger point in your upper trapezius muscle.

How severe is a deep knot in my shoulder that makes it hard to lift my arm?

A deep knot with severe functional impact is classified as a high priority for treatment.

What is the typical pain pattern for the levator scapulae muscle?

The levator scapulae typically causes pain that radiates toward the angle of the neck and the top of the shoulder blade.

By using the `identify_trigger_source` tool, the agent can analyze whether pain is local or referred to find the specific muscle containing the knot.

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