SLYNET

Janet development in Emacs

SLYNET pairs a Janet-native server with an Emacs client and a SLY/SLYNK-style protocol. The stable 1.1.x line provides local server and session lifecycle, MREPL evaluation, completion and autodoc, source navigation, inspection, compile/load diagnostics, and a Janet-aware debugger facade.

The project is intentionally explicit about semantic boundaries: Janet does not have Common Lisp packages, conditions/restarts, implementation threads, or CLOS/MOP, so SLYNET adapts useful workflows without claiming runtime parity.

Start here

• Install and use SLYNET
• Latest release: v1.1.0
• 1.1.0 release status
• Historical 1.0.7 release status
• Current development status
• Janet embedding API
• Migrating from Common Lisp SLY
• Compatibility contract
• Security boundary
• Roadmap
• Changelog

Current development direction

SLYNET 1.1.0 completes the capability-consolidation tranche. Remaining themes are:

1. stronger operation-to-test correspondence and generated protocol truth;
2. a stable public Janet embedding API;
3. daily-use Emacs evaluation/load/interrupt/recovery commands;
4. cooperative debugger stepping for instrumented Janet code without faking native continuations;
5. consolidated profiling, tracing, timing-tree, and sticker instrumentation.

See development status for the exact current tree and release status for the audited 1.1.0 release boundary.