There's no good nREPL tool that keeps a transcript of what you did??? Yuck. While I grant that I'm an old school Lisper, e.g. Maclisp, when I did some work in

There's no good nREPL tool that keeps a transcript of what you did??? Yuck. While I grant that I'm an old school Lisper, e.g. Maclisp, when I did some work in Clojure a while ago none of the nREPL tools looked compelling, and I did this sort of thing in an EMACS shell buffer associated with a file, talking to a plain REPL. Although, yeah, evaling a file isn't well captured by this approach.