Would the core team consider including a minimalist lisp in the base? e.g.
http://t3x.org/klisp/index.html
Going further, openbsd might need to have artificial intelligence oriented
functionality for tasks such as systems management assistance.
Instead of the new-fanged "adaptive machine learning" approach, a "logic-based
artificial intelligence" approach would be more suited, typically for scenarios
which require intent-oriented commonsense reasoning which are better resolved
using the BDI model.
The author of "kilolisp" (above) is okay with re-licensing his code and having
a lisp system via an embeddable library might go a long way, though work would
be required to turn "kilolisp" from a general interpreter core to an embeddable
library.
Why do I suggest "kilolisp"? Primarily because it's purely symbolic and
currently requires only 64K of memory.
Thanks.
