https://github.com/lread/test-doc-blocks v1.2.22 - Test AsciiDoc and CommonMark code blocks found in articles and docstrings This is a maintenance https://github.com/lread/test-doc-blocks/blob/main/CHANGELOG.adoc#v1.2.22; only bumped deps. Drop by #C02NSHB3T0A with any questions!
hive-agi libraries: release roundup (1 Oct 2026) 🚀
58 public artifacts on Clojars under io.github.hive-agi.
Stable (≥ 1.0)
• hive-mcp 1.7.5 (MCP server: memory + agent coordination) · bb-mcp 1.2.31 (Babashka MCP, 50 MB vs 500 MB JVM)
• hive-spi 1.4.2 (malli schema levers + the ports backends implement) · hive-addon 1.1.0 (IAddon plugin contract) · cloffeine 1.1.0 (Caffeine cache)
Mature, still 0.x (the foundation, most downloaded)
• hive-dsl 0.5 (Result/railway DSL) · hive-events 0.5 (re-frame-style events on the JVM) · hive-weave 0.4 (bounded, timed execution) · hive-di 0.4 (typed config)
• hive-system 0.3 (fs/shell/pattern protocols) · hive-test 0.4 (property testing + Kaocha MCP) · hive-schemas 0.1 (schema-driven test synthesis)
Younger / experimental (APIs may still move)
• Editors & vessels: hive-emacs hive-vim hive-vscode hive-tmux hive-olympus hive-dirge hive-carto-flow-vim
• Stores: hive-milvus hive-qdrant hive-datahike hive-datalevin hive-datascript hive-proximum (mostly settled in terms of contracts)
• Tooling: hive-hot (backend hot reload) hive-build bb-depsolve lsp-mcp clj-kondo-mcp scc-mcp hive-cljs hive-rss hive-connectors …
Use: io.github.hive-agi/<name> {:mvn/version "…"} · https://github.com/hive-agi · https://clojars.org/groups/io.github.hive-agi
Easy install curl -fsSL
https://hive-mcp.com/
https://github.com/griffinbank/rules_clojure, the Clojure/conj release rules_clojure allows building Clojure projects with Bazel, and enables AOT compilation in parallel. We haven’t made an official announcement in a while: • significant performance improvements (new in Feb ’26) • Bazel Module support • many small bugfixes Join us in #C084LHEJYNQ
> Remove integrity because it's not reproducible that's a truly intriguing commit message (last one on the repo at the time of writing) 😁
The integrity is a SHA based on the contents of the repo. When you install, you’ll pick the latest commit on main. On first run, Bazel will tell you what the correct integrity is for your git SHA
All good and clear. A demon on my shoulder read integrity literally in the broader sense of moral value, which would turn the commit message into something really saddening but 100% in line with the spirit of these times, etc... my problem, probably 🫣