Integrate SLIME in Emacs to evaluate definitions and compile buffers.
npx skills add https://github.com/plurigrid/asi --skill slime-lisp
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: slime-lisp Source: https://github.com/plurigrid/asi/tree/main/skills/slime-lisp Command: npx skills add https://github.com/plurigrid/asi --skill slime-lisp
Provides a SLIME-based workflow for Common Lisp development within Emacs, mirroring the Clojure/CIDER experience.
Start SLIME from Emacs, connect to a Lisp process, and eval definitions as you edit.
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SLIME integration streamlines Common Lisp development by connecting Emacs to a Lisp process. Start SLIME from Emacs, establish a connection to your Lisp runtime, and you can immediately evaluate definitions and compile buffers as you edit, mirroring the interactive workflow Clojure developers use with CIDER.
Yes. SLIME enables interactive evaluation of current definitions within Emacs without leaving your editor. Send definitions to the connected Lisp process, see results instantly, and iterate on your code in real time—core to efficient Common Lisp workflows.
SLIME is the standard interactive environment for Common Lisp in Emacs, while CIDER serves the same role for Clojure. This Skill provides SLIME-based workflows; both deliver eval, compile, and buffer-loading capabilities tailored to their respective ecosystems.
No. SLIME handles the Emacs Lisp integration internally. You work with Common Lisp syntax and semantics; the Skill manages communication between Emacs and your Lisp process, so prior Emacs Lisp knowledge is not required.
SLIME provides dedicated commands to compile and load entire buffers to your connected Lisp process. Execute these commands from Emacs, and your code compiles and loads instantly, enabling fast development cycles and dependency management.
SLIME works with multiple Common Lisp implementations. This Skill integrates SLIME's standard workflow; compatibility depends on your installed Lisp runtime. Consult SLIME documentation for your specific implementation's support status.
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