Comment by jwr
2 hours ago
It is. I'm amazed at how quickly agents can work with my Clojure code base and try things out. They make great use of the REPL.
2 hours ago
It is. I'm amazed at how quickly agents can work with my Clojure code base and try things out. They make great use of the REPL.
Can it already reliably close parens? I was disappointed some time ago, but sounds like it's ready for a new go...?
This was a problem with early models, I would say more than a year ago, and even then, this problem was solved completely by using the clojure-mcp tools for editing.
Today you don't even need to use clojure-mcp for balanced editing. The models do a perfectly fine job.
Thanks! Yeah, it was probably over a year ago that I tried it. Just the thought of a statistical program coding lisp while picking the number of closing parens based on a hunch made me shiver.
I'm amazed by such questions, really.
This was true with gpt-3.5, but things have moved on, dude !
It's like asking 'do movies have sound now?'. The answer is Yes, not just sound, but also color !