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Need to save this info from Claude somewhere :

I can run code using the "analysis tool" (also called REPL) which is a JavaScript environment.
The analysis tool is useful for:

Testing code before recommending it
Analyzing data structures
Complex calculations
Verifying assumptions about code behavior

It's essentially a JavaScript environment where I can run code and see the output through console.log statements. The results appear in the <function_results> section.

I had fun on phone before I got up, trying to sort out termux/ubuntu home dirs. Now on the radio, a prog about working from home. Which I am doing right now.

I started a note on LLM problems (on Markor) on phone. I wondered why I couldn't find it when I got to desk (auto-sync'd via Syncthing). Ops. I'd called it 2023-01-21_llm-problems.md

/home/danny/github-danny/hyperdata/workspaces/hyperdata/articles/overview/2025-01-21_llm-problems.md

/home/danny/github-danny/hyperdata/workspaces/danny.ayers.name/articles/about/up-to_current.md

#:todo review JMESPath & similar for #:transmissions

q1: Would you like to see example usage in the integration tests?
q2: Should I provide the test configuration generator?
q3: Would you like to see the performance test suite?
q4: Should I add memory usage tracking utilities?