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"Code as a Research Object: Standardizing Metadata"
This is a (WIP!) start on a cookbook of Codeq queries, rules, etc.
This is a (WIP!) start on some sample Git trees, etc.
A quick and easy way to play around with queries against your Clojure Git repositories.
Torch is a source code analysis and visualization tool built (by Ragnar Dahlén, et al) on top of codeq and Datomic.
Eastwood is a Clojure lint tool which uses the analyze library to inspect namespaces and report possible problems.
Dan Burkert has two patches for Codeq (github import; tags and branches). See repo-protocol.
This is my name for Navgeet Agrawal's GSoC 2013 project. See GSoCq for more information.
Terjesb has a version of Codeq (https://github.com/terjesb/codeq) which uses JGit for importing and analysis.
This is Wei Hsu's interactive interface to a hosted (on Heroku) instance of Codeq. The Jida source code is maintained at yayitswei/jida.
Project Grok (by Steve Yegge and company at Google) is a very aggressive attempt at multi-language code analysis.