Yes. Generally, it's quite good. It does have a blind spot with parens, but good old Claude Opus then cranks up a python script (yes!) to sort it all out. I wouldn't leave any of the models out on their own - you'll still have to clean up some obviously crazy stuff, but it's pretty clear what needs to done. In conclusion, Claude and ChatGPT are quite decent at Clojure. Oh, I do like Biff.

I would guess the parens will be problematic because of tokenization. something like `)))` is a single token and so is ')])'. I think having strings like that as single tokens probably makes the link between open and closing parens harder to associate. Probably could be papered over with harness help.