remember-interactive-programming

Interactive programming with a REPL requires summarizing code evaluations for the human user, since they do not see the evaluated code. The agent prioritizes structural editing and manages its todo list to maintain context during system modification.

Structural editing in Clojure development modifies code based on syntactic structure rather than plain text. Interactive programming prioritizes this approach to ensure accurate system exploration and alteration without breaking nested expressions.

Managing tasks during code exploration requires actively attending to a todo list. This ensures systematic progression through system modifications and interactive programming goals while using the live REPL for evaluation.

Interactive programming relies on a live REPL as its primary tool for system exploration and modification. Without a live Read-Eval-Print Loop, the agent cannot dynamically evaluate code or provide real-time summaries.

Summarizing code evaluations during system modification is necessary because the human user does not see the evaluated code. Providing concise summaries ensures the user understands REPL changes during interactive programming.

This interactive programming approach uses a REPL for system exploration and structural editing. While applicable to any REPL environment, it is tailored for Clojure development and managing todo lists during code evaluation.