I'm so grateful for add-missing-libspec! It's so nice to type in some namespace alias or class name and then add it super quick with add-missing-libspec. Saves me so much typing!

Slime has this opt-in feature where you can call something like

(swank:eval-in-emacs '(some code)) 

Does Cider/NREPL offer anything similar?

@fiddlerwoaroof perhaps https://github.com/clojure-emacs/clomacs?

I never used eval-in-emacs, but I assume the resulting code is evaluated as Emacs Lisp, right?

Probably this made a lot more sense for Common Lisp, given how similar it is to Emacs Lisp.

Yes

@bozhidar I use this for things like having emacs pop up a non-echoing password prompt

(instead of putting passwords in string literals)

thanks for the pointer to clomacs, it looks like it might help me do what I want to do

is there a way to get cider to reformat my code subject to a line length limit

i.e. inserting newlines where appropriate,