Pretty similar with Clojure, though because it's not the default mode of operation, more stuff will break. Still, we do this all the time and it's mostly fine.

Pretty similar with Clojure, though because it's not the default mode of operation, more stuff will break. Still, we do this all the time and it's mostly fine. That said, seems like you should be able to do something pretty similar fairly easily with jars and the JVM (you may not want to run lots of JVMs in the method you're describing, since if you're calling these processes in a one-shot, CGI-style fashion, the JVMs startup time and memory requirements is going to be annoying.) GP also linked babashka which may be closer to your interests, as its an interpreter for small scripts like these, but also comes with a mechanism (pods) for loading dependencies (like SQLite).