I wonder if common lisp with repl and debugger could provide a better tool than your example with nasm wrapped via apt in Docker... Essentially just giving LLM

I wonder if common lisp with repl and debugger could provide a better tool than your example with nasm wrapped via apt in Docker... Essentially just giving LLMs more state of the art systems made for incremental development? Ed: looks like that sort of exists: https://github.com/bhauman/clojure-mcp https://github.com/bhauman/clojure-mcp (Would also be interesting if one could have a few LLMs working together on red/green TDD approach - have an orchestrator that parse requirements, and dispatch a red goblin to write a failing test; a green goblin that writes code until the test pass; and then some kind of hobgoblin to refactor code, keeping test(s) green - working with the orchestrator to "accept" a given feature as done and move on to the next... With any luck the resulting code might be a bit more transparent (stricter form) than other LLM code)?