Isn't the opening paragraph perfectly fine as it is? It was the first thing I read and I feel like I understand exactly what it is:

> Seed is an interactive software environment. With it you can create and use computer programs in many ways. It is based on the Common Lisp language and runs inside the Web browser, allowing you to build software on a local or remote computer system, and it can present programs and their output using a wide variety of display modes.

An environment for creating programs, that you can use locally or remotely, and it can show programs and data in various ways.

Sort of. It'd be really great to get a feel for what it'd be like to use without having to mess around with npm and sbcl. Plus the most recent commits to it are 6 years old... while this isn't uncommon in the Lisp world (that community has a pretty solid "we don't need to change this anymore because the library is complete" philosophy), when bringing npm into it I definitely have concerns that this would be a waste of time to try to get running because of how many times the wheel has been reinvented in that world.

A couple of screenshots would definitely help me assess whether or not it's worth the time to try to get this running (and figuring out the probability that it would be that it's something I'd love using).