Clojure code explanation tool?

[Rich Morin]

The received wisdom in most programming circles is that comments should
explain intent, rather then simply transliterating the code into a human
language (eg, English). For example, comments like this are discouraged:

(def a 42) ;; Define a to be 42.

However, as a Clojure noob, I would _love_ to have a tool that explains
even the syntactic level of an arbitrary piece of Clojure code. If it
could use metadata from (say) function definitions to go deeper, so much
the better.

I Googled around but didn't find anything very close. Might anyone know
of any efforts in this direction?

-r

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[Alex Baranosky]

It's not what you are asking for, but it is a nice resource, with examples and such:

clojuredocs.org

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