From the readme:
limen is a TCP+JSON control interface for VCV Rack. It exposes a simple newline-delimited JSON protocol over a local TCP socket, letting you query and control your patch from scripts, Emacs, or any other tool that can open a socket.
Thus, you can control a patch with command line arguments, scripts, or even LLM agents (yes, I tried…it works).
Building a patch with an LLM is not anywhere close to streamlined, but it can be fun and interesting to experiment with.
I plan to try some programmatic experiments next (shell or python script that can build a patch based on specifications).
I find it to be quite an interesting module. What are your thoughts?
Have fun playing with it, and let me know if you find any bugs. I’m curious about your experiments!