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Activate a Julia project/environment for the session
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Activates when user asks to plot, chart, or visualize data in the Julia REPL.
Activates when user asks to run, evaluate, or test Julia code in a persistent REPL session, or mentions Julia REPL, Julia session, or hot-reloading Julia changes.
Build, run, and drive the AgentREPL.jl MCP server. Use when asked to start AgentREPL, launch the Julia REPL MCP server, run its tests, eval Julia code through it, render a plot, or confirm a change works against the running server.
Manage multiple Julia REPL sessions (create, switch, list, destroy)
Set up a Julia development workflow with Revise hot-reloading
Show Julia session information (version, project, variables, loaded modules, Revise status)
| name | julia-activate |
| description | Activate a Julia project/environment for the session |
| argument-hint | <path> |
| allowed-tools | ["mcp__plugin_julia_julia-repl__activate","mcp__plugin_julia_julia-repl__pkg"] |
Activate a Julia project or environment for the current session.
path - Path to project directory, "." for current directory, or named environment like "@v1.10"Parse the user's argument to determine the path:
Call activate with the path
After activation, offer to run pkg(action="instantiate") to install dependencies if the project has a Project.toml
/julia:julia-activate .
/julia:julia-activate /path/to/MyProject
/julia:julia-activate @v1.10
pkg(action="instantiate") after activation to install dependenciesreset callsinfo to see the currently active project