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A developer built an AI agent in 100 lines of Common Lisp, with the only tool being eval. The model executes code through a recursive agent loop and restores skills via a persisted transcript, showcasing Lisp's unique advantage as an AI language.
The author reflects on learning Lisp for symbolic AI 25 years ago and demonstrates how a modern AI agent loop can be implemented in just 100 lines of Common Lisp, emphasizing the elegance of recursion.
The author announces a preprint on building an agentic system with composable domains, a verification ratchet, and careful tool naming, sharing practical lessons and an open-source Common Lisp implementation.
cl-bbs is a high-performance anonymous textboard engine written in Common Lisp, faithfully replicating the original SchemeBBS style. It offers features like formatting support, image previews, and zero-JavaScript rendering.
Mold-desktop is a desktop environment project written in Common Lisp, hosted on Codeberg with modules for apps, documentation, and examples.
A comprehensive status overview of Common Lisp portability libraries showing compatibility percentages across different Common Lisp implementations.
A detailed comparison of Slimv and Vlime, two Vim plugins for interactive Lisp programming, covering setup, features, and recommendations.
A side-by-side reference sheet comparing syntax and features of Common Lisp, Racket, Clojure, and Emacs Lisp.