> also want to do clojure, unfortunately it looks like java does not come with json support out of the box
Clojure has clojure.data.json (https://clojure.github.io/data.json/), should be easy to use albeit not blazing fast exactly, doesn't really matter here though. Otherwise, you could use Babashka, comes with Cheshire (and others) out of the box.
I'm adding python in a few minutes and then looking into other languages including javascript and typescript
all with the same zero 3rd party dependencies approach
also want to do clojure, unfortunately it looks like java does not come with json support out of the box
> also want to do clojure, unfortunately it looks like java does not come with json support out of the box
Clojure has clojure.data.json (https://clojure.github.io/data.json/), should be easy to use albeit not blazing fast exactly, doesn't really matter here though. Otherwise, you could use Babashka, comes with Cheshire (and others) out of the box.
ty for the pointers
I like the babashka angle!
The stuff 99% of agents are coded in? Please tell me this was sarcasm.