Clojurians Log v2

i've encountered the following situation with clj-nrepl-eval from clojure-mcp-light, which can mislead coding agents:

1. clj-nrepl-eval "(require 'x.y :reload) (clojure.test/run-tests 'x.y-test)"
2. test succeeds
3. the x.y ns is edited in a way it's rendered unloadable
4. clj-nrepl-eval "(require 'x.y :reload) (clojure.test/run-tests 'x.y-test)"
5. require prints an exception
6. tests still run and pass

i've encountered the following situation with clj-nrepl-eval from clojure-mcp-light, which can mislead coding agents:

1. clj-nrepl-eval "(require 'x.y :reload) (clojure.test/run-tests 'x.y-test)"
2. test succeeds
3. the x.y ns is edited in a way it's rendered unloadable
4. clj-nrepl-eval "(require 'x.y :reload) (clojure.test/run-tests 'x.y-test)"

Nice. I am working atm. to make Carp fit Rust's memory model, Carpaccio creates automatic bindings because of this, which I think is optimal to "script" Rust. I added the nrepl support, so you can basically use Carp with an LLM and clj-nrepl-eval to iterate on Rust-based prototypes with Clojure iteration times.

llm-repl is pre-released. I extracted it from my runtime into a stand-alone tool. It can be used as a standard clojure nrepl, as well as the llm-repl. The main use-case is for 1 model to drive another model for testing. nrepl allows multiple attachments. I have been running the tui with bb llm-repl and having me eca agent use clj-nrepl-eval to drive the llm-repl. Feedback welcome. https://github.com/michaelwhitford/llm-repl

llm-repl is released. I extracted it from my runtime into a stand-alone tool. It can be used as a standard clojure nrepl, as well as the llm-repl. The main use-case is for 1 model to drive another model for testing. nrepl allows multiple attachments. I have been running the tui with bb llm-repl and having me eca agent use clj-nrepl-eval to drive the llm-repl. Feedback welcome. https://github.com/michaelwhitford/llm-repl

llm-repl is pre-released. I extracted it from my runtime into a stand-alone tool. It can be used as a standard clojure nrepl, as well as the llm-repl. The main use-case is for 1 model to drive another model for testing. nrepl allows multiple attachments. I have been running the tui with bb llm-repl and having my eca agent use clj-nrepl-eval to drive the llm-repl. Feedback welcome. https://github.com/michaelwhitford/llm-repl

we are driving the cursive repl server from claude code via 2 scripts 1. eval

#!/bin/sh

SCRIPT_DIR="$(cd "$(dirname "$0")" && pwd)"
NREPL_PORT_FILE="$SCRIPT_DIR/.nrepl-port"
NREPL_PORT="$(cat "$NREPL_PORT_FILE")"

# Assume $NREPL_PORT is opened on the same host as this script is executing on
# which wouldn't be the case, if we see the $NREPL_PORT_FILE over a network
# filesystem.
if nc -z 0.0.0.0 "$NREPL_PORT"; then
    CLJ_EVAL_NREPL="$(which clj-nrepl-eval)"
    (cd "$SCRIPT_DIR" && direnv exec . "$CLJ_EVAL_NREPL" --port "$NREPL_PORT" "$@")
else
    # Remove presumably stale port file, to prevent AI seeing a stale port number
    test -f "$NREPL_PORT_FILE" && rm "$NREPL_PORT_FILE"
    cat <

#!/bin/sh

SCRIPT_DIR="$(cd "$(dirname "$0")" && pwd)"
cd "${SCRIPT_DIR}"
if [ -f deps.edn ]; then
    exec direnv exec . clojure -M:test:dev:nrepl "$@"
else
    echo "Missing ${SCRIPT_DIR}/deps.edn"; exit 1;
fi

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# Clojure REPL Evaluation

This is a monorepo, containing multiple Clojure modules in subdirectories, each
containing an `eval` script, which you must use to run Clojure code, forms,
expressions, programs via nREPL for that module.

If there is no nREPL server process running for this project, the `eval` script
prints the shell command for starting it.

Ask the user whether they want to run that command and run in the background,
then retry the `eval` without any sleep!

`eval` accepts an optional `--timeout ` argument.

Always provide Clojure code via stdin!

Example: