Modex
Modex is a Clojure-based MCP library that enables augmentation of AI models with tools, resources, and prompts, implementing MCP Server and Client protocols for seamless integration and communication.
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Apr 05 2025
Modex is a Clojure-based MCP library that enables augmentation of AI models with tools, resources, and prompts, implementing MCP Server and Client protocols for seamless integration and communication.
Added on:
Created by:
Apr 05 2025
Petrus Theron
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What is Modex?
Modex is a comprehensive Clojure library designed to enhance AI models through the integration of tools, resources, and prompts using the Model Context Protocol (MCP). It allows developers to create MCP servers and clients that facilitate dynamic tool invocation, resource management, and prompt handling, all within a native Clojure environment. The library supports JSON-RPC 2.0 communication over stdio, ensuring easy setup and compatibility. It is ideal for building AI workflows that require querying databases, executing commands, or accessing external resources in a structured and scalable manner. Modex simplifies the process of extending AI capabilities with custom tools, making it suitable for complex application scenarios involving dynamic tool management and interaction.
Who will use Modex?
- AI developers
- Research scientists
- Data engineers
- Product integrators in AI applications
How to use the Modex?
- Step 1: Build the uberjar using `./build.sh` or `clojure -T:build uber`
- Step 2: Open your Claude Desktop configuration file at `~/Library/Application Support/Claude/claude_desktop_config.json`
- Step 3: Add MCP server details linking to the Modex uberjar in the config file
- Step 4: Restart Claude Desktop to activate the MCP server
- Step 5: Use commands in Claude to interact with the MCP server and invoke tools.
Modex's Core Features & Benefits
The Core Features
- Implement MCP Server and Client protocols
- Tool, resource, and prompt management
- JSON-RPC 2.0 communication over stdio
- Tool invocation and resource listing
- Custom tool definition in Clojure
The Benefits
- Seamless AI augmentation with custom tools
- Native Clojure support for easy integration
- Flexible tool and resource management
- No need for external proxies or SDKs
- Supports real-time tool invocation and monitoring
Modex's Main Use Cases & Applications
- Enhancing AI models with custom tools in research environments
- Automating support and diagnostic queries in production systems
- Integrating external data sources with AI workflows
- Building scalable AI tool management platforms
- Embedding tools within AI-powered chatbots
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