- Clojure is an extension of my hands
- Most hacking tooling is in python
- Basilisp

For now just a breeding ground for Basilisp and other Clojure hacking
utils, solve scripts and so forth.

*Goals*

- Some degree of cross platform support. There's a lot of tooling on
  the JVM too, most importantly Burp and Ghidra.
- Liveness and transparency. It should be trivial to look into the
  program and see what it's doing, do manual control flow, etc.
- Easiness
- Helpful DSLs
- Flexibility
- Means of visualization
- DWIM DWIM DWIM DWIM DWIM DWIM DWIM DWIM
  
*Non-goals*

- Be pure or create indirections between native libs.
- Strict backwards compatibility
- Be very reliable

*Usage*

Launch basilisp with src/ added to PYTHONPATH, e.g

#+begin_src sh
PYTHONPATH=../basifangs/src basilisp repl
#+end_src

*Index* - everything is WIP

- src/basifangs/utils.cljc
  - cross-host toolkit for stuff that's generally useful
  - core.cljc might be a better name :^)
- src/basifangs/bintoys.cljc
  - decomplected cross-host toolkit for binary synthesis, analysis and
    exploitation
- src/electric_starter_app/main.cljc, src-dev, etc
  - electric clojure gui on top of the entire basifangs toolkit
- xio library
  - cross-host io toolkit
  - will support tubes ala pwntools soon™️

*Wants*

A JVM Clojure macro =basilisp= which executes body as basilisp and
returns the result. Syncronous is fine.

(basilisp (+ #_"this is executed in python" 1 2))