Something I’ve missed after returning to clojure after a stint in Python is the extra popup their LSP does while you’re typing. Here’s what’s happening in this recording: • I’m typing out a fn call, as I type it brings up a small popup containing only the fn name, its args, and its docstring • When I call a fn in the original fn’s arguments, it switches the popup to that fn, and when I complete it and close the parens, it switches back to the parent args • After completing the call, I go to both fns and hit ⌘K-I, bringing up the hover. The hover that shows up is different than the popup that appeared as I typed, it contains more complete type info and some quick actions When I’m writing Clojure, I find I tend to write out the fn name, hit ⌘K-I, read the args, write one or two fo the args, then go back to the fn name, hit ⌘K-I, go back to the end of the form, write the next arg, etc. That back-and-forth feels much less comfortable than the Python version where the arg list just stays with me the whole time and even highlights the arg I’m on as I go. Would it be possible for Calva to do this sort of thing? For example, to have the “type-as-you-go” hover just contain arg names and the docstring, and have the clojuredocs available at the longer ⌘K-I/hover popup when you request them