Part of the cool bit about Unison is that the code is stored in a content-addressed database and is then rendered out to files to edit at your command (includin

Part of the cool bit about Unison is that the code is stored in a content-addressed database and is then rendered out to files to edit at your command (including with your own set of custom names for things, I think). I imagine that Unison would allow you to work on code that has entirely specified types while perhaps a coworker of yours let them all be inferred, without irritation to either of you.