Sure!
replySetup is:
- nvim --listen /tmp/nvim — starts Neovim with a socket Claude can connect to
- /mcp in Claude Code — enables the Neovim MCP server, gives Claude direct control of Neovim
- lein repl in the nvim terminal
- Claude reads .nrepl-port, runs :ConjureConnect — REPL is live!
The loop is so dope:
- Claude writes code directly into my .clj files
- Then evals it into the running process via Conjure
- Sees the result in the REPL, iterates if wrong, all in the same conversation turn
- wrap-reload middleware means the web server hot-reloads changed namespaces on the next request
Hmmmm… seeing this workflow makes me wonder if I can do this with Ruby (the integration between agent and repl)
replyAbsolutely, spin up a TCP server in Ruby, make it run `eval` on what it receives and tell the agent how to call it with netcat or whatever, works like a charm :)
replyAlso I love your take.
replyFeel like a holy grail to me to back in the hot seat with repl driven but I can drop in and figure things out... all on the JVM. Madness!