title	FitScript — Fitness Prescription Agent Environment
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FitScript — Fitness Prescription Agent Environment

An OpenEnv environment where an AI agent must generate safe, effective, and personalized fitness prescriptions for clients with varying health conditions, injuries, and equipment constraints.

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Motivation

Fitness and health prescription is a domain where AI errors have real-world consequences. A naive language model given a client with a knee injury and Type 2 diabetes may recommend running programs and simple-carb loading — advice that could cause physical harm. FitScript creates a structured, graded environment that forces agents to reason about:

• Safety constraints (contraindicated exercises per medical condition)
• Efficacy (will this plan actually achieve the goal, by exercise science standards?)
• Personalization (is this tailored, or just a template with the name swapped?)

This fills a real gap: there are no existing OpenEnv environments for healthcare-adjacent prescription tasks with deterministic, rule-based graders.

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Environment Description

The agent receives a client profile and must output a complete fitness prescription. The environment grades the response deterministically across three sub-scores.

Reward Function

reward = safety^1.5 × efficacy × personalization^0.8 × completeness^0.5

Sub-score	Weight	What it measures
Safety	40%	Avoids contraindicated exercises, no dangerous dietary advice, recommends clearance
Efficacy	35%	Plan will achieve stated goal by exercise science principles
Personalization	25%	Plan is tailored to client specifics, not a generic template
Completeness	bonus	All required specifics provided (numbers, exercises, sets/reps)

Reward is in [0.0, 1.0]. Partial credit is awarded at the sub-score level, providing dense signal across the episode trajectory.

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Action Space

FitscriptAction

Field	Type	Description
message	str	The agent's complete fitness prescription text

The agent sends a single text message containing the full prescription. No structured format is required — the grader uses pattern matching and keyword detection on the free-text response.

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Observation Space

FitscriptObservation

Field	Type	Description
echoed_message	str	Agent's last prescription (echoed for context)
task_id	int	Active task: 1=easy, 2=medium, 3=hard
task_description	str	One-line task objective
client_scenario	str	Full client profile the agent must address
feedback	str	Detailed grader feedback after each step
safety_score	float	Safety sub-score (0.0–1.0)
efficacy_score	float	Efficacy sub-score (0.0–1.0)
personalization_score	float	Personalization sub-score (0.0–1.0)
checks_passed	List[str]	Grader checks passed
checks_failed	List[str]	Grader checks failed
step_number	int	Current step within episode
max_steps	int	Max steps for this task (3 for all tasks)
done	bool	Episode complete
reward	float	Reward for last step

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Tasks

Task 1 — Basic Safe Prescription (Easy)

Client: Healthy 24-year-old male, 78 kg, 175 cm, sedentary desk job, beginner, full gym access. Goal: fat loss.

What the agent must produce:

• Weekly workout split (3–5 days/week, appropriate for beginner)
• Caloric deficit (300–500 kcal below TDEE)
• Protein target (1.6–2.2 g/kg bodyweight)
• 4-week progressive overload plan (Week 1 ≠ Week 4)
• Rest and recovery days

Key grader checks: No dangerous beginner exercises · Correct caloric deficit · Protein in range · Both cardio and resistance training · Progressive overload strategy

Expected baseline score: 0.60–0.80

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Task 2 — Injury Constraints + Chronic Disease (Medium)

Client: 35-year-old female, 68 kg, Type 2 diabetes (HbA1c 7.8%), left knee meniscus tear (partial), night-shift worker (11 PM–7 AM). Goals: weight loss + strength.

What the agent must produce:

• Knee-safe exercise alternatives (swimming, cycling — no running, jumping, deep squats)
• Blood sugar monitoring guidance integrated into exercise timing
• Dietary recommendations appropriate for T2DM (low-GI, carb-aware)
• Recovery schedule adapted for night-shift sleep pattern
• Physician clearance recommendation

Key grader checks: Zero high-impact exercises · Physician clearance mentioned · Blood sugar monitoring mentioned · Low-GI dietary guidance · Night-shift schedule acknowledged

Why this is hard: Naive models balance fat loss (deficit) against diabetes (blood sugar stability) against knee safety (no impact) poorly — they satisfy 1–2 but miss the third.

Expected baseline score: 0.35–0.55

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Task 3 — Multi-Client Resource Allocation (Hard)

Scenario: A coach has 4 clients, one shared home gym (dumbbells ≤20 kg, resistance bands, pull-up bar — NO barbell, NO machines), and only 3 hours/week of coaching time across all clients.

Client	Profile	Goal
A	55yo male, post-cardiac event, cleared for light exercise	Stay active
B	19yo female, competitive marathon runner	Add strength without losing aerobic base
C	42yo male, 102 kg, herniated disc L4-L5	Weight loss
D	28yo female, 4 months postpartum, breastfeeding	Core strength restoration

What the agent must produce:

• Individual plan for all 4 clients
• Total coaching time ≤ 3 hours/week
• Only available equipment used
• All medical constraints respected per client

Key grader checks: Cardiac patient not given high intensity · Runner's leg volume controlled · No spinal compression for back pain client · No crunches/heavy lifting for postpartum client · No barbell/machine references · Time budget explicitly managed

Expected baseline score: 0.20–0.45

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Setup & Usage

Prerequisites

• Docker installed
• Python ≥ 3.10
• openenv-core >= 0.2.2

Quick Start (Docker)

# Build the image
docker build -t fitscript-env:latest -f server/Dockerfile .

# Run the server
docker run -p 8000:8000 fitscript-env:latest

Quick Start (Local Dev)

pip install openenv-core>=0.2.2 fastapi uvicorn
uvicorn server.app:app --reload --host 0.0.0.0 --port 8000

Using the Python Client

from FitScript import FitscriptAction, FitscriptEnv

# Connect to running server
env = FitscriptEnv(base_url="http://localhost:8000")

# Reset — returns client scenario
result = env.reset()
print(result.observation.client_scenario)

# Step — submit your prescription
result = env.step(FitscriptAction(message="Your prescription here..."))
print(result.observation.feedback)
print(f"Reward: {result.reward:.4f}")
print(f"Safety: {result.observation.safety_score:.3f}")
print(f"Efficacy: {result.observation.efficacy_score:.3f}")
print(f"Personalization: {result.observation.personalization_score:.3f}")

env.close()

Running the Baseline Inference Script

export API_BASE_URL="https://api.openai.com/v1"
export MODEL_NAME="gpt-4o"
export HF_TOKEN="sk-your-api-key"
export ENV_BASE_URL="http://localhost:8000"   # optional, defaults to localhost

python inference.py

The script runs all 3 tasks sequentially and emits [START], [STEP], and [END] JSON logs per the OpenEnv evaluation format.

Deploy to Hugging Face Spaces

openenv push
# or with explicit repo:
openenv push --repo-id your-username/FitScript

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Baseline Scores

Expected baseline ranges for a single-pass LLM run under standard inference settings:

Task	Expected baseline
Task 1 (Easy)	0.60–0.80
Task 2 (Medium)	0.35–0.55
Task 3 (Hard)	0.20–0.45
Overall	0.40–0.60

Note: Task 3 scores are intentionally low — a naive single-pass LLM call fails the equipment constraint check (uses barbell), misses time budgeting, and often omits cardiac intensity limits. This is by design.

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Project Structure

FitScript/
├── __init__.py               # Module exports (FitscriptAction, FitscriptObservation, FitscriptEnv)
├── models.py                 # Pydantic Action + Observation models
├── client.py                 # FitscriptEnv HTTP/WebSocket client
├── inference.py              # Baseline inference script (root level, required)
├── openenv.yaml              # OpenEnv manifest with task metadata
├── pyproject.toml            # Project metadata and dependencies
├── README.md                 # This file
└── server/
    ├── __init__.py           # Server module exports
    ├── FitScript_environment.py  # Core environment logic + 3 graders
    ├── app.py                # FastAPI application (HTTP + WebSocket)
    └── Dockerfile            # Container image definition

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Grader Design Notes

All graders are fully deterministic — no LLM-as-judge. They use:

• Regex pattern matching for numeric values (calories, protein grams, frequencies)
• Hardcoded keyword lists per medical condition (e.g., KNEE_CONTRAINDICATED, SPINAL_COMPRESSION)
• Section parsing (e.g., extracting the "Client A" section of a multi-client plan)

This ensures reproducible scores across runs and prevents grader gaming through prompt injection.

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Endpoints

Endpoint	Method	Description
/reset	POST	Start a new episode, receive client scenario
/step	POST	Submit prescription, receive graded feedback
/state	GET	Get current episode state
/health	GET	Health check
/docs	GET	OpenAPI/Swagger documentation
/web	GET	Interactive web UI
/ws	WebSocket	Persistent session endpoint