Kaimon.jl

Opening the gate between AI and Julia.

Kaimon is an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that gives AI agents full access to Julia's runtime. Connect Claude Code, Cursor, or any MCP client to a live Julia session with 32+ tools for code execution, introspection, debugging, testing, and semantic code search.

Key Features

• Live Code Execution — evaluate Julia code in persistent REPL sessions with full state, package access, and streaming output
• Deep Introspection — inspect types, methods, lowered IR, type-inferred code, and macro expansions directly from the agent
• The Gate — connect external Julia processes and register custom tools via ZMQ. Your app's domain logic becomes agent-callable with automatic schema generation
• Interactive Debugging — Infiltrator.jl integration with breakpoints, variable inspection, and expression evaluation at pause points
• Semantic Code Search — index projects into Qdrant and search with natural language queries like "function that handles HTTP routing"
• Terminal Dashboard — real-time TUI monitoring sessions, tool calls, test runs, and search results across all connected REPLs
• Security — three modes (strict/relaxed/lax), API key management, IP allowlists
• Testing & Profiling — run tests with pattern filtering and coverage, profile code, stress-test with concurrent simulated agents

Quick Start

]app add Kaimon

This installs the kaimon command to ~/.julia/bin/ (make sure it's on your PATH). Then:

kaimon

The first run opens a setup wizard (security mode, API key, port). After that, the terminal dashboard launches:

From the dashboard:

• Press i in the Config tab to write MCP config for Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code, or Gemini CLI
• Press g to add a Gate snippet to ~/.julia/config/startup.jl so every Julia session auto-connects
• Or connect manually from any REPL: using Kaimon; Gate.serve()

Tool Categories

The Gate

Connect any Julia process and expose domain-specific tools to AI agents:

using Kaimon.Gate: GateTool, serve

function analyze_data(path::String, threshold::Float64=0.95)
    data = load(path)
    filter(x -> x.score > threshold, data)
end

# Kaimon auto-generates the MCP schema from the function signature
serve(tools=[GateTool(analyze_data)])

The connected REPL appears as a session in Kaimon's TUI. The agent can call analyze_data alongside all built-in tools, with full argument validation and type checking.

Documentation

Full documentation: kahliburke.github.io/Kaimon.jl

Requirements

• Julia 1.12+
• Any MCP-compatible client (Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code with MCP extension)
• Optional: Qdrant for semantic code search
• Optional: VS Code Remote Control extension for VS Code integration

Contributing

Contributions are welcome. Please open an issue to discuss changes before submitting a pull request.

License

MIT

Kaimon (開門) — "opening the gate." The gate between AI agents and the Julia ecosystem.