With asterick's docs, we may be able to redirect the edits and compilation through a proxy as SL runs at the same time.
Actually that's how he was writing his program. It used SLProxy.dll and to write an "optimized" LSL script you'd start the script with #define SOMETHING, which would trigger a compile error but cause the script text to be uploaded to the server (not the bytecode though as there was no successful compile). He intercepted the uploaded script, and if it contained #define SOMETHING it would do the custom compile and upload/activate the bytecode itself through SLProxy. Pretty clever stuff, hopefully he hops in #libsl again sometime.
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