This is great to see! I don't know if it was inspired by runhaskell, but it does appear to be similar. I have to say, this kind of tool is something I have come

This is great to see! I don't know if it was inspired by runhaskell, but it does appear to be similar. I have to say, this kind of tool is something I have come to feel is incredibly helpful and important for my dev workflow. I spend most of my time developing in statically-typed, compiled-to-machine-code languages; obviously, one of the major advantages of more dynamic or interpreted languages is the ability to rapidly prototype. This type of tool allows me to quickly prototype something without losing all the power, control and other benefits of my languages of choice (in particular, Haskell these days). Things like this make me more amenable to python by the day! Keep up the good work!