Yes, this is extremely useful, thank you for sharing. I also often use the REPL as a "tool" rather than just a editor feature. For example this week I'm worki

Yes, this is extremely useful, thank you for sharing. I also often use the REPL as a "tool" rather than just a editor feature. For example this week I'm working on a data integration. This is a very specific one-time task, so there is currently no need to write accessible production code. I can just use the REPL to do the "ETL" and leave the code as-is. There is merit in keeping it and find functionality to extract, abstractions/compositions in the future, but the point is that the integrated (Clojure) REPL itself is already sufficient, powerful and very ergonomic tool.