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@@ -17,6 +17,10 @@ that assist building websites. these tools power https://paperclover.net.
     - Static asset serving with ETag and build-time compression.
     - Dynamic server side rendering from within backend code.
     - Databases with a typed SQLite wrapper.
+- TODO: Integrated unit and end-to-end test runner. Along with other built-in
+  codebase checks (tsc, lint), all tests run automatically in the background.
+  Test caching uses the same incremental system the build does, so changing a
+  library file knows to re-test all of the pages that import it.
 - Built on the battle-tested Node.js runtime. Partial support for Deno and Bun.
 
 [1]: https://next.markojs.com
@@ -45,21 +49,19 @@ npm install
 
 # production generation
 node run generate
+node .clover/out/server
 
-# live development environment
-node repl
+# "development" watch mode
+node run watch
 ```
 
-`repl.js` will open a read-eval-print-loop where plugin state is cached (on my
-2014 dev laptop, startup time is 600-1000ms). every file in `framework` and
-`src` besides `hot.ts` can be edited and quickly re-run. for example, to run
-`framework/generate.ts`, you can type "generate" into the shell. since
-top-level await is not supported (plugins are built on `require` as Node has
-poor module support), CLIs can include a `main` function, which is executed
-when the REPL runs it.
-
-TODO: in the future, the repl will have a "dev" command which will do the incremental
-site build + host, possibly immediatly on opening the repl.
+<!-- `repl.js` will open a read-eval-print-loop where plugin state is cached (on my -->
+<!-- 2014 dev laptop, startup time is 600-1000ms). every file in `framework` and -->
+<!-- `src` besides `hot.ts` can be edited and quickly re-run. for example, to run -->
+<!-- `framework/generate.ts`, you can type "generate" into the shell. since -->
+<!-- top-level await is not supported (plugins are built on `require` as Node has -->
+<!-- poor module support), CLIs can include a `main` function, which is executed -->
+<!-- when the REPL runs it. -->
 
 ## Contributions