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I know that I am supposed to know this, but ... It's only recently that I started using Ctrl-] to jump to function definitions. That was using vim-iced, where it just works (mostly--sometimes you have to evaluate a source file first before the definitions will be visible). It knows about Clojure built-in source as well as the definitions in my project. In conjure, however, I have not yet found any documentation on jumping to a function definition.
I'm not saying it's not documented, but I haven't found it. When I try Ctrl-] , which is an old default, so I'd think it would work, I get "E433 No Tags file" and "E426 tag not found". These are vim/nvim errors, and I didn't do anything to create a tags file. Is that what I'm supposed to do with conjure? What utility is supposed to do that? (Not ctags.)
Instead of that I've set up LSP's vim.lsp.buf.definition to gd and I use it to jump to files in a lot of project types (golang, typescript, whatever). And if it doesn't work (sometimes LSP doesn't get it) then I use <localleader>gd as a fallback when using Conjure.
Also LSP's vim.lsp.buf.definition is immediate so it's quite nice. But sometimes it just doesn't find the definition.