If you want to use Ammonite as a filesystem shell, take a look at Ammonite-Shell. If you're not sure what to do with Ammonite, check out the Ammonite Cookbook for some fun ideas!

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Note that this isn't available when using Ammonite-Ops in a standalone project! In such cases, it's good practice to convert paths from relative to absolute explicitly.

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What actually lets us compile and execute code in the Ammonite REPL; deals with the Scala compiler, preprocessing the strings, JVM classloaders, etc.

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