Clojure is a dynamic, functional programming language that runs on the Java Virtual Machine (JVM). It is a dialect of Lisp with a focus on immutability and concurrent programming.
Why this server?
Provides the capability to attach to running Clojure processes on the JVM to intercept and inspect their outgoing HTTP traffic.
Why this server?
Enables fetching dependency information from Clojars, the Clojure community's artifact repository, allowing users to get the latest version of dependencies and check if specific versions exist
Why this server?
Enables running Clojure code snippets and displays execution results
Why this server?
Offers direct semantic code analysis for Clojure projects through language server integration
Why this server?
Monitors shadow-cljs builds and provides real-time build status updates for ClojureScript files, including compilation success/failure status, compiled files, error details, and build metrics.
Why this server?
Provides linting capabilities for Clojure, ClojureScript, and EDN files using clj-kondo, supporting analysis of individual files, directories, or classpath content with customizable configuration.
Why this server?
Enables interaction with a running Clojure nREPL instance, allowing evaluation of Clojure code, namespace inspection, and retrieving metadata for public vars in Clojure namespaces
Why this server?
The MCP server provides integration with Babashka, which is a native Clojure interpreter for scripting. It allows execution of Clojure code through the MCP protocol.
Why this server?
Provides tools for interactive Clojure development including REPL code evaluation, structural code editing with automatic bracket balancing, symbol and documentation lookup from clojuredocs.org, and file creation/modification capabilities for Clojure projects.