What is Babashka MCP Server? It is a Model Context Protocol server specifically designed to interact with Babashka. Babashka is a native Clojure interpreter used for scripting.
To use the Babashka MCP Server, first install Babashka. Then, install the server dependencies, build the server, and configure it via environment variables. The provided tools allow you to execute Babashka code through the server.
Key features include executing Babashka code through MCP tools, caching recent command results, accessing command history via MCP resources, and having configurable command timeouts.
Use cases involve running Clojure scripts in a server environment, automating tasks with Babashka's scripting capabilities, and managing command execution and history in a structured way.
Frequently asked questions: What is Babashka? It is a native Clojure interpreter for quick and easy scripting. How do you install Babashka? Use Homebrew on macOS, a bash script on Linux, or Scoop on Windows. Can you run Babashka scripts without the server? Yes, Babashka can run independently for simple scripting tasks.