Discover Clojars MCP Server: Your Go-To Tool for Clojure Dependencies

If you're working with Clojure projects and need a reliable way to manage dependencies, the Clojars MCP Server is an essential tool. Designed for seamless integration with platforms like Claude Desktop, this server helps developers fetch dependency information directly from Clojars, the Clojure community's artifact repository.

What is Clojars MCP Server?

Clojars MCP Server is a specialized Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that simplifies accessing dependency data from Clojars. Whether you're using tools like Cline or Roo Code, this server ensures you always have the latest version information for your Clojure projects.

How to Use Clojars MCP Server

Getting started with Clojars MCP Server is straightforward:

Run it quickly using npx for instant access.
Install it globally via npm for ongoing use.
Integrate it with Claude Desktop through Smithery for automatic setup.
Manually configure it by cloning the repository and adjusting settings in your Claude configuration files.

Once set up, the server connects automatically, making its capabilities available in Claude's system prompt.

Key Features of Clojars MCP Server

Retrieve the latest version of any Clojars dependency.
Verify if a specific dependency version exists.
Enjoy simple, focused responses for quick decision-making.
Seamlessly integrate with Claude via MCP for enhanced workflow.

User Case: Streamlining Dependency Management

Imagine you're developing a Clojure app and need the latest dependency version. With Clojars MCP Server, you can instantly fetch this data without leaving your development environment, saving time and effort.

FAQ about Clojars MCP Server

What is Clojars MCP Server used for? It fetches dependency information from Clojars for Clojure projects.
How do I integrate it with Claude? Add it to your Claude configuration or use Smithery for automatic setup.

Explore Clojars MCP Server today to enhance your Clojure development experience!