[lisp] Port Common Lisp REPL, structural editing, debugging, and templates #10

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opened 2026-09-16 04:13:23 +00:00 by nsaspy · 0 comments

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RAGE contract

Consume only this issue on rage/<issue>-<slug>. Initialize the run log with the canonical RAGE helper and preserve the immutable full start SHA. Load the canonical rage and adadr skills from lost-rob0t/skills before architecture or implementation. Blocked by the control-plane decision in #2.

Queue blockers: #6

Analyze

Cover Common Lisp mode, live SBCL interaction, SLY/SLIME-equivalent workflows, debugger, eval overlays, lispy/lispyville, parinfer, smartparens behavior, package navigation, and the user's Common Lisp/StarIntel templates.
Use Lem's Common Lisp-native runtime as the primary capability, not an imitation layer.

Gate

Define process/image ownership and failure recovery before wiring live evaluation.
Never evaluate project code merely by opening a file.

Execute

Implement REPL/image selection, evaluation, compilation, debugger navigation, cross-reference, structural editing, and template commands.
Port behavior to Common Lisp with tests; do not transliterate Emacs Lisp mechanically.

Evaluate

Run isolated SBCL fixture projects through compile/load/eval/error/restart/reconnect flows.
Test structural edits against balanced and malformed forms.

Recurse

Runtime or debugger protocol contradictions restart ADADR with preserved failing fixtures.

Acceptance

The primary Common Lisp workflow is at least as capable as the current daily path.
Failures do not poison the editor session.
Templates and structural edits are covered by tests.

Durable evidence

Update the relevant facts in .prolog/kb/lem_migration.pl and .prolog/kb/issues.pl in the same change.
Record focused red/green evidence, the full local gate, packaging checks, and exact-head CI status.
Keep failed iterations and architecture contradictions visible.

Stop conditions

Opening a buffer evaluates code.
Lisp image ownership is ambiguous.
A crash loses unsaved editor state.

Parent: #1 ## RAGE contract Consume only this issue on `rage/<issue>-<slug>`. Initialize the run log with the canonical RAGE helper and preserve the immutable full start SHA. Load the canonical `rage` and `adadr` skills from `lost-rob0t/skills` before architecture or implementation. Blocked by the control-plane decision in #2. Queue blockers: #6 ## Analyze - Cover Common Lisp mode, live SBCL interaction, SLY/SLIME-equivalent workflows, debugger, eval overlays, lispy/lispyville, parinfer, smartparens behavior, package navigation, and the user's Common Lisp/StarIntel templates. - Use Lem's Common Lisp-native runtime as the primary capability, not an imitation layer. ## Gate - Define process/image ownership and failure recovery before wiring live evaluation. - Never evaluate project code merely by opening a file. ## Execute - Implement REPL/image selection, evaluation, compilation, debugger navigation, cross-reference, structural editing, and template commands. - Port behavior to Common Lisp with tests; do not transliterate Emacs Lisp mechanically. ## Evaluate - Run isolated SBCL fixture projects through compile/load/eval/error/restart/reconnect flows. - Test structural edits against balanced and malformed forms. ## Recurse - Runtime or debugger protocol contradictions restart ADADR with preserved failing fixtures. ## Acceptance - [ ] The primary Common Lisp workflow is at least as capable as the current daily path. - [ ] Failures do not poison the editor session. - [ ] Templates and structural edits are covered by tests. ## Durable evidence - Update the relevant facts in `.prolog/kb/lem_migration.pl` and `.prolog/kb/issues.pl` in the same change. - Record focused red/green evidence, the full local gate, packaging checks, and exact-head CI status. - Keep failed iterations and architecture contradictions visible. ## Stop conditions - Opening a buffer evaluates code. - Lisp image ownership is ambiguous. - A crash loses unsaved editor state.

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