Yes, a scriptable version would be of interest. Ideally, if there was a docker image I could just easily download and run on my dev machine (and please allow passing an ENV option to limit Java heap size), with a tutorial how to use it and how to add "skills", I might be curious enough to run it. Um; and we're mostly a Go shop, but we have some JS too. Still, given infamously poor/nonexistent generics/metaprogramming support in Go, it might be an interesting niche/target for you. OTOH, as a Go dev, I must admit I'm somewhat allergic to JVM... but having it isolated in docker could be acceptable.
Thanks for your feedback. When we ship a scriptable version Docker seems like a great choice for wrapping it. I'll add an env variable for ya :)
The JVM is somewhat allergy inducing, but I think Graal may solve a lot of these issues. Optic is written in Scala because a) it's a great functional language and b) the JVM is super portable. If we can get Graal working nicely in our builds, binary sizes should drop markably and performance should improve.
