nanoclaw-repl

NanoClaw REPL enables managing a zero-dependency REPL session backed by markdown files through persistent markdown-backed sessions without requiring external runtime dependencies. It provides deterministic command handling and interactive session control.

Yes, you can switch AI models dynamically during an interactive REPL session using the /model command. This enables changing the underlying model behavior on the fly without restarting your current NanoClaw environment.

You branch and export interactive sessions in a markdown-based environment using the /branch command to create session forks and the /export command to output history to md, json, or txt formats. This enables flexible session tracking and data portability.

No, the NanoClaw REPL does not require any external packages or runtime dependencies. It is a zero-dependency, self-contained environment built on claude -p that enforces deterministic handlers and prohibits external runtime dependencies in its extension rules.

The best way to search across REPL history and compact long sessions is using the /search command for cross-session queries and the /compact command to reduce history length. This maintains performance while preserving session context within the NanoClaw environment.

You should use a session-aware REPL instead of standard command-line scripts when you need persistent state, interactive model switching, and session branching. This approach is ideal for exploring complex workflows and extending NanoClaw scripts dynamically.