1. mw-diff-sexp
    A Common Lisp library to calculate a naive Levenshtein-like edit distance for s-expressions
  2. MW-EQUIV
    mw-equiv provides one of many possible equivalence relations between Common Lisp objects, similar to the standard EQUAL function family, but extensible
  3. my-util
    Tomoyuki Matsumoto's common lisp utilities
  4. myweb
    simple web server written in common lisp for educational reasons (tested on sbcl but should work with other implementations)
  5. NactivityPub
    ActivityPub & ActivityStreams support library for Common Lisp
  6. Named multiple-values
    Named-multiple-values is a piece of macrology that enables one to deal with
  7. named-readtables
    Named-Readtables is a language extension library that provides a namespace for readtables akin to the
  8. Naming conventions
    Some symbol naming conventions, distilled from CLHS, the Lisp FAQ, and comp.lang.lisp
  9. nary-tree
    The n-ary-tree package implements an automatically rebalancing B-tree data structure which supports n >= 5 items in any mixture of types per node
  10. Nasal Demons
    An euphemism for