I apologize for the wall of text above, autobiography, and the sloppy questions. The repo documentation is very comprehensive about the language >>features<< an

I apologize for the wall of text above, autobiography, and the sloppy questions. The repo documentation is very comprehensive about the language >>features<< and tool chain. I was hoping to get a little more clarity on the intended audience, and project roadmap / where this is in its lifecycle. Is your audience language enthusiasts? Or working developers looking to try something on a small project? Is this an experimental language where you are testing out language ideas and soliciting feedback? Or did you already build something substantial with this and you are releasing early so others can build too? If you built something with this already then that would be an awesome story to tell. It looks like `check` checks the types as a command line operation. When I asked about the feedback loop I suppose I was asking if a language server was on your roadmap and how you would envision engineers working in the future. Again, this is really impressive work and really exciting to Lisp and static type lovers.