clj-replace: Structural Clojure Code Replacement

A Clojure-aware code replacement tool that improves on Claude Code's built-in str_replace by comparing code structure (S-expressions) rather than literal text.

When to Use

Use /clj-replace when:

• Claude Code's str_replace fails because formatting (whitespace, indentation, line breaks) differs between the old_string and target code
• You need to replace code but the exact whitespace/formatting doesn't match the source
• You want replacements to preserve the original file's formatting and style

Example: If str_replace fails with "old_string not found" but the code structure looks identical, switch to clj-replace.

How It Works

Instead of comparing text character-by-character, clj-replace uses structural comparison: