Clojure MCP

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Clojure MCP - REPL-Driven Development with AI Assistance 鈿狅笍 Alpha Software - Work in Progress This project is in early development and rapidly evolving. While I've found it invaluable for working with Clojure projects and it has significantly improved my development workflow, expect breaking changes, rough edges, and incomplete documentation. 馃 Help Wanted! If you find this useful, please consider contributing: Report bugs and issues you encounter Suggest improvements or new features Submit pull requests for fixes or enhancements Share your configuration patterns and workflows Help improve documentation and examples Your feedback and contributions will help make this tool better for the entire Clojure community! A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for Clojure that provides a complete set of tools to aid in the development of Clojure projects. 馃殌 Overview This project implements an MCP server that connects AI models to a Clojure nREPL, and Specialized Clojure editing tools enabling a unique Clojure develop experience. Clojure MCP provides a superset of the tools that Claude Code uses, so you can use it to work on Clojure without any other tools. I highly recommend using it with Claude Desktop to start. It's prettier and there are no api charges! Claude Desktop also let's you have quick access to your own prompts and other resources provided by the clojure-mcp server. Having a stack of your own prompts available in a UI menu is pretty nice. Main Features Clojure REPL Connection Clojure Aware editing - Using clj-kondo, parinfer, cljfmt, and clj-rewrite - Using clj-kondo, parinfer, cljfmt, and clj-rewrite Optimized set of tools for Clojure Development superset of Claude Code superset of Claude Code Emacs edit highlighting - alpha Why REPL-Driven Development with AI? This approach enables: Immediate feedback - Validate code by running it in a stateful REPL, not just statically analyzing it - Validate code by running it in a stateful REPL, not just statically analyzing i...

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