Clojure Land – Discover open-source Clojure libraries and frameworks (clojure.land)

A new curated collection of open-source Clojure libraries and frameworks highlights tooling that’s especially relevant for AI/ML engineers, researcher-developers and polyglot teams. Standouts include Editor Code Assistant (ECA) — an editor-agnostic AI pair-programming layer with Emacs and VS Code integrations plus a VS Code AI Agent that can host CoPilot-compatible tools and act as an MCP server. On the compute and modeling side there’s a functional quantum programming library (backend protocols, simulation backends, visualizations), a multi-pass compiler/runtime for probabilistic programming, and “reducers” built for parallel execution both locally and across distributed systems. Other practical pieces: OpenAPI and Lacinia→Pedestal web service integrations, a data-driven hiccup renderer for Clojure(Script), JSON parsers, a managed lifecycle utility for stateful objects, optional typing, fibers (weave loom), and creative Java2D/Processing-style wrappers. For the AI/ML community this bundle matters because it brings production and research workflows closer together: editor-native AI assistance speeds development and experiment iteration; parallel/distributed reducers and fibers enable scalable data-processing and model training pipelines; probabilistic compiler/runtime and quantum simulation libraries open paths for experimenting with non-traditional ML paradigms. The stack’s JVM/JavaScript interoperability and web-service primitives (OpenAPI/GraphQL) make it straightforward to expose models, run inference, and integrate with existing infra, while optional typing and lifecycle tools improve safety and maintainability for complex ML systems.