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@vmarcinko Arachne & Integrant have several things in common (most notably a data-driven description of the system graph). James an I actually had a very good conversation and shared some ideas at last year’s Clojure eXchange conference.
I won’t be re-tooling Arachne to use Integrant because most of the differences are in the user-facing API which Arachne papers over in any case