> Right, thank you for bringing that up. I should have mentioned that the #lang > provides all of racket/base at the module level, so you can write normal > Racket code (including `require`), and any imports at the module level would > be available within the `program` body since it compiles down to a normal > function. > > You can also use `provide`, so once you define your command using `program`, > you can provide it the same as any function. The client module requiring your > command would need to be a #lang cli module (at least at the moment) so that > it can actually run the imported command using `run`.
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