mine is an integrated development environment for Coalton and Common Lisp for Windows, macOS, and Linux.
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mine comes in two flavors:

mine-app for Windows and macOS is a complete, all-in-one, packaged application with no dependencies. It Just Works™, or it’s a bug.
mine-core for Windows, macOS, and Linux is a hacker-friendly “bring your own compliant terminal” variant. It allows you to use mine at the command line, but requires a terminal that has a Unicode font and supports the Kitty keyboard protocol.

Coalton and Common Lisp
Coalton? Common Lisp? Both? The editor is exclusive to neither, and both come built-in. If you want strong, static types with a flavor of functional programming, Coalton is available. If you want free-wheeling dynamicism and an advanced object system, Common Lisp is available. You can use one, the other, or mix-and-match as your project demands.

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mine is an IDE for Coalton and Common Lisp, available on Windows, macOS, and Linux. It comes in two variants: mine-app (all-in-one packaged app for Windows/macOS) and mine-core (terminal-based, cross-platform). Key features include an integrated REPL with code beaming, an interactive debugger, inline diagnostics with optimization hints, type hints and auto-complete for Coalton, built-in structural editing lessons, and native code compilation with no VM or interpreter overhead.

The Coalton Programming Language