Which Scheme implementations does this skill cover?

The skill includes a support matrix for major implementations including Chez, Chicken, Gauche, Guile, and Racket, ensuring you choose portable SRFIs for your project.

What is an SRFI in Scheme?

SRFI stands for Scheme Request for Implementation. It is a process and collection of specifications that provide portable library extensions to the Scheme language, such as list libraries, multithreading, and pattern matching.

How does the SRFI skill help with R7RS-Large?

It provides a clear mapping of which SRFIs have been officially adopted into the R7RS-Large 'Red' and 'Tangerine' editions, helping developers stay aligned with modern standards.

Can I use this skill to find specific data structures?

Yes, you can search for libraries covering hash tables, vectors, sets, mappings, and more, complete with key exports and status information.

SRFI Scheme Extensions

Name: SRFI Scheme Extensions
Author: plurigrid

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Developer Tools

Streamlines the discovery, exploration, and implementation of Scheme Requests for Implementation (SRFI) for the Scheme programming language.

About

The SRFI Skill provides a comprehensive interface for Claude to navigate the extensive library of Scheme Requests for Implementation, which are community-driven standards that extend Scheme beyond its core specifications. It enables developers to search by keyword, view implementation status across major compilers like Guile and Chez, and access reference implementations directly. By integrating specialized GF(3) categorization and R7RS-Large mapping, this skill is indispensable for Lisp developers building portable, high-performance Scheme applications or conducting research in topological computing.

Key Features

Scientific interleaving with GF(3) naturality for topological computing workflows
Access detailed abstracts and reference implementations for portable libraries
Search the complete SRFI database by keyword, number, or category
Compare implementation support across Chez, Chicken, Gauche, Guile, and Racket
Identify SRFIs incorporated into R7RS-Large Red and Tangerine editions
2 GitHub stars

Use Cases

Migrating legacy Scheme code to R7RS-Large standards using modern SRFIs
Implementing advanced data structures and pattern matching in Lisp-based projects
Developing portable Scheme libraries that require cross-compiler compatibility

About

Key Features

Scientific interleaving with GF(3) naturality for topological computing workflows
Access detailed abstracts and reference implementations for portable libraries
Search the complete SRFI database by keyword, number, or category
Compare implementation support across Chez, Chicken, Gauche, Guile, and Racket
Identify SRFIs incorporated into R7RS-Large Red and Tangerine editions
2 GitHub stars

Use Cases

Migrating legacy Scheme code to R7RS-Large standards using modern SRFIs
Implementing advanced data structures and pattern matching in Lisp-based projects
Developing portable Scheme libraries that require cross-compiler compatibility