Posture Risk Evaluator

Posture Risk Evaluator MCP Connector for Claude

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Quantifies musculoskeletal risk from workstation setup and habits.

4 tools Official Updated Oct 1, 2026 Official Vinkius Partner

This MCP server provides professional ergonomic assessment tools to quantify musculoskeletal risk. By analyzing variables like sitting duration, monitor position, and chair type, users can identify specific problem areas and receive prioritized ergonomic interventions. Use evaluate_musculoskeletal_risk for a full assessment, identify_problem_areas to pinpoint strain, or calculate_intervention_priority to find the most effective corrective actions.

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

calculate_intervention_priority

Recommends the most effective sequence of corrective actions

evaluate_musculoskeletal_risk

Provides a comprehensive assessment of the user's physical risk level

get_ergonomic_standards

Provides reference data on what constitutes "optimal" versus "sub-optimal" setup variables

identify_problem_areas

Isolates specific anatomical regions requiring attention

See how to talk to your AI agent using Posture Risk Evaluator.

Evaluate my musculoskeletal risk. I sit for 8 hours, my monitor is too low, I use a standard task chair, take 2 breaks a day, and do not have a standing desk.

Your musculoskeletal risk score is 75, which is categorized as High. Primary problem areas include the cervical spine and wrists. Your top priority is to adjust your monitor height to eye-level.

What are the ergonomic standards for a chair?

For a chair, the optimal value is a high-end ergonomic chair with adjustable lumbar support. The acceptable range includes standard task chairs with basic support. Deviating to non-ergonomic seating increases lumbar spine strain.

Identify my problem areas. I sit for 6 hours, my monitor is eye-level, and I use a high-end ergonomic chair.

Your primary areas of concern are minimal, but you may experience slight secondary strain in the lower back due to the sitting duration.

You can use the `evaluate_musculoskeletal_risk` tool by providing your sitting hours, monitor position, chair type, break frequency, and whether you use a standing desk.

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