What does this template produce?
It generates a new MCP Server project with the name you specify, ready for development.
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A deps-new based template for quickly creating MCP Servers in Clojure
No standard config provided
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A deps-new template for quickly creating MCP (Model Context Protocol) server projects in Clojure. It is designed for Clojure developers who want to scaffold a new MCP server with a standard project structure.
Install deps-new as a Clojure tool, then run a one-line command using clojure -Sdeps with the template’s Git coordinates and the -Tnew create task, specifying your own group ID and project name.
deps-new tool and Clojure CLItemplate.edn fileIt generates a new MCP Server project with the name you specify, ready for development.
You need Clojure and the `deps-new` tool installed. The README shows how to install `deps-new` via `clojure -Ttools install-latest`.
Run `clojure -T:build test` from the generated project to validate that the `template.edn` file is valid EDN and conforms to `deps-new`’s spec.
The template is pulled from a Git repository at a specific SHA; no user data is stored by the template itself.
No. The template provides a basic scaffold; you must add transport and auth logic for your specific MCP server needs.
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