[iLemming]

Reading comments I feel you guys (Emacs users) have NO idea. I made a tiny MCP in babashka (I could've done it in Go, Rust or literally any other language, but chose Clojure).

So what the MCP does it just evals Elisp in my active Emacs session via emacsclient.

Now, I can tell LLM to change practically any behavior of my editor, and because it's in the REPL-driven loop, it opens up some mind-blowing opportunities. The other day I developed a tiny package on the go, while at some point I asked Claude to run the profiler, find the bottlenecks and fix them - the whole thing was a jaw-dropping complete and utter bananas.

They say: "Well Cursor can understand your code contextually"... Dude! My LLM-infused editor understands not only some arbitrary code, it can touch and improve it's own code at the point where it's touching your arbitrary code. On the fucking go!

Using Emacs was fun before. Now it's gotten crazy awesome.