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Kaiord stitches incompatible sports data formats (FIT/TCX/ZWO) into a unified JSON standard. A spec-driven "Frankenstein" toolkit built with Kiro to liberate sports data with zero loss
id="app-details-left"> web core cli kiro Inspiration Every endurance athlete knows the horror story: you build a perfect interval workout in TrainingPeaks , export it to Zwift , and suddenly your heart rate targets vanish. You try to move it to a Wahoo head unit, and the power zones drift. The world of sports data is a graveyard of incompatible body parts: FIT (Garmin): A compact, binary, unreadable stream of bytes. TCX (Training Center): An old, verbose XML format. ZWO (Zwift): A proprietary XML schema with limited capabilities. I asked: What if I could stitch these dead, incompatible…
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