Tendendy to start with Clojure edit for non-Clojure files

I work in a codebase that contains primarily Clojure which I spent several years developing, but also other languages e.g. Python. The use of clojure-mcp is quite central in my efforts as it informs the development of the comparatively smaller bit of recently developed Python code.

However, often when I am requesting changes made to some Python code, clojure-mcp (Claude) will spend a large amount of tokens attempting to perform some kind of Clojure edit first, give up, and then proceed with the regular File edit. It seems quite hard to avoid unless you prompt quite defensively, especially in longer conversations. I wonder if something in clojure-mcp can be changed so that it doesn't default to doing Clojure edits for files that are clearly not Clojure?