Browsing this authors public repos has some neat things:

list of neat utilities, including a minimal ssh client in go and a regex based sort tool: https://github.com/as/torgo

A neat idea of making a dsl in go comments to generate go code for parsing binary data: https://github.com/as/wire9

What seems like a go implementation of the plan9 shell: https://github.com/as/rc

Interesting that it supports the plumber as well. Other acme clones / descendants dont always interoperate well with it.

• de is pretty cool, but requires a bridge service between the two and delegates window management to the wm
• edit is nice as well, but does not have plumber support. But its command code is written in literate programming and if I remember correctly it’s save function is formally verified?

Is there any implementation similar to /mnt/acme? The standard acme heavily uses the file server internally, and all the custom scripts depends on the availability of /mnt/acme too.