Clojurians Log v2

Hello! For a few years before the AI era I wrote Clojure in IntelliJ/Cursive with Parinfer/Paredit and rainbow parens turned on. The editor handled most of the structural pain for me: I’d “slurp” and “barf” forms around, and Parinfer would keep the brackets balanced as long as my indentation made sense. I almost never thought consciously about where a particular  ]  or  }  should go – the REPL plus the editor gave me instant feedback if something was off. This week I set up a small Clojure project and asked a coding assistant to help with a nested  routes.clj . The model produced a believable route table with… subtly broken brackets deep inside. We fixed it, then broke it again on the next change. And unlike my usual IntelliJ workflow, there was no Parinfer/Paredit on the agent’s side, and no structural editor guarding its edits – the error only surfaced when Clojure complained at compile time. For those of you here working in Clojure (or other Lisps): how are you extending your classic REPL + structural editing workflow to include coding agents that don’t live inside IntelliJ/Emacs? What has actually worked?