Currently, it will work on CLJC (modulo one bug: https://github.com/cursive-ide/cursive/issues/2724), but it will skip clauses that are too hard. I’m also planning to improve this soon.

Happy days. I'll give it a whirl

@U0567Q30W I tried this with EAP but the command is still a no-op for .cljc files. working great on .clj files. Am I missing something?

ok, it works if there are no reader conditionals in the ns require form. if a single #? is used, it blocks the organise imports command

I can comment out the #? lines and use the command as a workaround