Seems like a lot of ideas from GNU Emacs and Plan 9 (such as interactive text and evaluating within text buffers) rolled into one, so in that sense it isn't any

Seems like a lot of ideas from GNU Emacs and Plan 9 (such as interactive text and evaluating within text buffers) rolled into one, so in that sense it isn't anything revolutionary. Of course it could end up being something nice, but the way the Kickstarter video rubs off on me makes me doubt it.