@U9J50BY4C not sure if this answers your question, but here goes... To close the autocomplete pop up, you can press ESC or fd. If in is a symbol, I.e. something defined with def the you can evaluate it without wrapping in (). ‘in’ should be selectable in the autocomplete list once it’s def expression has been evaluated. If you are evaluating a function, a defn, then once you have evaluated that function in the current REPL, it will automatically appear in the autocomplete pop up too (in the REPL buffer and Clojure file buffer). If you are evaluating a function in the REPL buffer, then first type ( and smartparens will type the closing ) for you, so you can then start typing the name of the function and hit ENTER to select the full name when it’s at the top of the autocomplete pop up list. If you are evaluating code in the Clojure file buffer, then you either jump to the end of a function, or an empty line below and hit , e e which evaluates the previous expression. Or use , e f with your cursor somewhere inside the current expression. I also like using , e ; which adds a comment with the result of evaluating the expression. Hope that helps