REPL drift

[psychogenic]

In current system, uncertain having the REPL in the commander is a good idea: either because the commander isn't using the SDK or because of some kind of context/thread thing, moving back and forth between REPL and commander tabs causes each to have different ideas of what's going on.
For instance, go to the REPL, enable a project, then use the commander to switch to another--the chip is in the latter, but only the last interacting tab is in sync with the world.

This might cause weirdness down the line.

[urish]

Yeah, the REPL is just an experiment - an alternative would be to have a separate mode / app for the REPL.

I suspect that keeping the SDK in sync with the UI will take a considerable amount of work, especially maintaining this connection down the line.