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Common Lisp Ecosystem

Document Common Lisp ecosystem patterns for CLOS, ASDF, and SBCL.

2|1|Updated Feb 2, 2024
Search Tags:#cl#common-lisp#ASDF#CLOS#defpackage#defsystem#sbcl
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/mtaku3/nix-config --skill common-lisp-ecosystem
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent▼
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: Common Lisp Ecosystem
Source: https://github.com/mtaku3/nix-config/tree/main/modules/home/app/dev/claude-code/skills/common-lisp-ecosystem
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/mtaku3/nix-config --skill common-lisp-ecosystem

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This skill provides a structured, best-practice-driven approach to building and maintaining a Common Lisp ecosystem, helping developers write robust CL code, define systems with ASDF, and leverage SBCL-specific features and Coalton integration across environments.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Defclass/defgeneric/defmethod patterns for robust object-oriented design and multiple dispatch.
  • ASDF-based system definitions with modular components, packaging, and versioning best practices.
  • Package management with defpackage, exports, imports, and nicknames to keep namespaces clean.
  • SBCL-specific guidance on extensions, performance tuning, and interoperability with coalton.
  • Practical examples and patterns that apply to real-world CL projects, including Coalton integration.

Quick Start

  • Use the Common Lisp Ecosystem skill to scaffold a minimal ASDF system with a defpackage and a simple defclass.
  • Add a generic function and a CLOS method to demonstrate multiple-dispatch behavior.
  • Adapt the templates to your project structure and SBCL environment.

Frequently Asked Questions about Common Lisp Ecosystem

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I structure a Common Lisp project with ASDF and defpackage?▼

Define a Common Lisp ASDF system to manage modular components and versioning, then use defpackage to handle namespace exports, imports, and nicknames for clean project organization.

What is the best way to implement multiple dispatch in Common Lisp?▼

Implement multiple dispatch in Common Lisp using CLOS patterns: define generic functions with defgeneric and specialize behavior with defmethod for robust object-oriented design across various argument types.

Does this Common Lisp guidance cover SBCL-specific extensions and performance tuning?▼

Yes, it includes SBCL-specific instructions covering extensions, performance tuning, and interoperability with Coalton to optimize Common Lisp projects within the SBCL environment.

Can I integrate Coalton with my existing Common Lisp and SBCL setup?▼

Yes, Coalton integration is supported across SBCL and Common Lisp environments, providing practical patterns to embed Coalton within existing CL projects and leverage its functional features.

When should I use method combinations in CLOS?▼

Use method combinations in CLOS when you need to combine multiple behaviors around primary methods, allowing you to cleanly wrap auxiliary logic around standard defmethod implementations.

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