Overview
what is Babashka MCP Server?
Babashka MCP Server is a Model Context Protocol server designed for executing Babashka code, which is a native Clojure interpreter for scripting.
how to use Babashka MCP Server?
To use the Babashka MCP Server, first install Babashka, then install the server dependencies, build the server, and configure it through environment variables. You can execute Babashka code using the provided tools.
key features of Babashka MCP Server?
- Execute Babashka code through MCP tools
- Cache recent command results
- Access command history through MCP resources
- Configurable command timeouts
use cases of Babashka MCP Server?
- Running Clojure scripts in a server environment.
- Automating tasks using Babashka's scripting capabilities.
- Caching and managing command executions for efficient resource usage.
FAQ from Babashka MCP Server?
- What is Babashka?
Babashka is a native Clojure interpreter for scripting that allows you to run Clojure code quickly and efficiently.
- How do I install Babashka?
You can install Babashka using Homebrew on macOS, a bash script on Linux, or Scoop on Windows.
- Can I configure the server?
Yes! The server can be configured through environment variables, including the path to the Babashka executable.