About the service
I write production code in Hy — a Lisp dialect that compiles directly to Python AST and runs on the same interpreter as your project. That's exactly what I offer: with Hy-lang you keep the entire Python ecosystem — requests, pandas, Django, asyncio, your own packages — and on top get macros, homoiconic syntax and compile-time metaprogramming. I have spent years bridging these two worlds and know exactly where the seams run. What I typically take on: embedding a small scripting layer in Hy-lang inside an existing Python service so advanced users can extend behavior without redeployment; rewriting bulky repetitive Python code into a handful of clean Hy macros; creating domain-specific languages that expand into regular Python functions on import; debugging AST-level errors when a macro produces an invalid node. I deliver readable tested modules with clear docstrings, a thin interaction layer so calling Python code doesn't notice the language boundary, and notes explaining each macro I introduced so the team can easily maintain it all. I tackle uncomfortable details many avoid: gensym hygiene, reader macros, threading forms, Hy-lang's friendliness with type checking and packaging. If you're unsure whether Lisp metaprogramming fits your Python project, order a limited pilot — I'll show you concrete before-and-after code. Every delivery comes with working examples and a brief review call.
