I don't think so. It's just a couple of thin text editors build around the REPL, AFAIK. Plus the full IDE column is for editors that support asynchrony, project management, and that sort of thing
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My reading of the Nuprl book is that ted is more like what we'd call a "text entry widget" these days, rather than a "text editor" that saves files and the like.