For clojure-mcp, you really should try just Claude Desktop. That's because clojure-mcp provides all the tools you need already, reading files, running shell commands, running code in the REPL, running tests, listing directories, linting code, etc.
The others I listed above come with a lot of tools baked in, and I'm not sure if they could interfere, like the LLM might prefer one that's bundled to using the clojure-mcp ones.
Otherwise I use Amazon Q CLI, because it is the cheapest of the bunch. I'd say Claude Code CLI is the other I'd use personally.
The others I listed above come with a lot of tools baked in, and I'm not sure if they could interfere, like the LLM might prefer one that's bundled to using the clojure-mcp ones.
Otherwise I use Amazon Q CLI, because it is the cheapest of the bunch. I'd say Claude Code CLI is the other I'd use personally.