Cloture

Cloture enables seamless calls between Clojure and Common Lisp, allowing quoted lower-case names in Lisp and uppercasing in Clojure, as detailed in the interoperation section.

It uses FSet's seqs, maps, and sets to implement Clojure vectors, maps, and sets, providing efficient persistent data structures, though with acknowledged hacks that might affect other FSet usage.

Includes a Clojure REPL via (cloture:repl) for interactive development, though the README notes that printing is still mostly Common Lisp style, not Clojure-style.

Supports .cljc files with :cl reader conditionals, facilitating cross-platform code that targets Common Lisp, as mentioned in the features and setup instructions.