𝑖i (Imaginary Interpreter)

Summary This is an introduction to the imaginary interpreter built into Pen.el. The reason I am building REPLs and emacs modes based around imaginary interpreters (which are not at all deterministic or logically sound) is that I believe they will be very powerful and useful in the future. It’s important to develop a language-agnostic harness for working with arbitrarily many imagined languages. Solving the problems of utilising current LMs will make it easier down the line to utilise more advanc...