> What am I missing here? I think IDE tooling for Unison could pretty easily give you the exact same experience. Generate code from the AST, group it reasonabl

> What am I missing here? I think IDE tooling for Unison could pretty easily give you the exact same experience. Generate code from the AST, group it reasonably, and give you a view that is indistinguishable from a traditional source tree. It might be non-trivial to structure things nicely, but I think theres a good chance your generated structure would be better organized than a traditional codebase.