tself -- I built a syntax highlighter, a code formatter, a compiler, an assembler, an online programming environment, and so on, all for the Ink language, all in Ink itself. While I ended up on this path without an agenda in the beginning, my experience here convinced me that the right way to build language tools (perhaps with the exception of the main compiler/interpreter itself) was to <em>self-host</em>. To do it in the language itself. Without this hindsight, Ink's self-hosted tooling was scattered and 