It has been in the source code for like two months. I've been using it for a while now.

If you want to explore the ecosystem of Claude Code plugins, see https://claude-plugins.dev/

With a fair disclaimer, that it is very easy to vibe-code a skill oneself, with both pros (you can create one just for you!) and cons (if you look online, these are of any quality, quite a few with some hard-coded versions or practices).

I've been using https://github.com/isaacphi/mcp-language-server to do pretty much the same thing for quite a while now in Claude code. And it works with clojure-lsp unlike the limited set of plugins available now.

Maybe I'm the only one, but does anyone else have an issue on macOS where Claude Code never updates itself automatically and you always have an error? I guess it's in times when I leave the CLI tool running and an update comes in overnight. But the alert seems to indicate it should update and fails.

dumb question,how to use it? claude is a cli tool,not an editor,why is lsp relevant?

Is there a way to automatically run tests every file change, like post tool somehow, so that it returns a concise test run back to the LLM every tool use? That seems like it would be useful.

As far as I know Claude models in VSCode + GitHub Copilot have had this for months now.

Great news. I was just starting to explore creating a goto-definition skill for CC, glad I don't have to figure that out now :)

Can you do @ and refer to a method or variable in a file with lsp support? Otherwise, how can lsp context be used in Terminal chat?

No rename symbol? What am I missing? It seems like a no brainer.