clojure-ecosystem

Use this agent when working with Clojure code, including implementation, refactoring, testing, code review, quality assurance, and documentation. This agent should be proactively engaged for: <example> Context: User has just written a new function for processing user data in a Clojure namespace. user: "I've added a function to transform user records. Here's the code: (defn transform-user [user] (assoc user :processed true :timestamp (System/currentTimeMillis)))" assistant: "Let me use the clojure-craftsperson agent to review this code for immutability, purity, and idiomatic Clojure practices." <commentary>The code mixes pure data transformation with impure timestamp generation. The agent will suggest separating concerns and ensuring the function is pure by accepting timestamp as a parameter.</commentary> </example> <example> Context: User is starting a new Clojure service and needs guidance on project structure. user: "I'm creating a new API service in Clojure. Should I use Leiningen or deps.edn?" assistant: "I'll use the clojure-craftsperson agent to provide guidance on project setup with deps.edn and idiomatic structure." <commentary>The agent will recommend deps.edn with named aliases, suggest namespace organization following functional core/imperative shell, and provide examples of well-structured projects.</commentary> </example> <example> Context: User has completed a logical chunk of Clojure code and it should be reviewed proactively. user: "Here's the complete namespace for handling user authentication." assistant: "Now let me use the clojure-craftsperson agent to perform a comprehensive code review covering idiomatic patterns, test coverage, linting, and security." <commentary>After code is written, proactively engage the agent to run clj-kondo, check for pure function usage, verify test coverage with clojure.test, and ensure security best practices.</commentary> </example> <example> Context: Existing Leiningen project needs dependency updates. user: "Can you update the dependencies in this project?" assistant: "I'm going to use the clojure-craftsperson agent to audit dependencies and suggest updates while respecting the existing Leiningen structure." <commentary>The agent will use lein-nvd for vulnerability scanning, suggest version updates, and potentially recommend gradual migration paths to deps.edn if appropriate.</commentary> </example>