Vi like Scheme interpreter

I'm trying out some Scheme for the first time. I'm using tinyscheme for now though I need something with a bit more functionality when it comes to editing. Is there a way to either include Vi like editting functionality or if not: What is the best Vim plugin for quick Lisp prototyping?!

You mean like you would get in Bash with the vi keymap?

Install a program called rlwrap and learn to configure it. It's capable of wrapping any interpreter with no built in line editor.

does scheme work with slime

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Scheme considered harmful

I think scheme 9 from empty space comes with a vi-like editor written in it.
What you probably want is emacs (quack or scheme-mode), though.
Some schemes do work with slime.
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Geiser is Slime for Scheme (Scheme48 and Guile only).

Is there a C like lisp-language editor?

I like how C has, you know, do the first thing, semicolon, do the second, etc, but as little as I've seen, there isn't a standard "do then do" command where I just feed it commands that don't return anything (discounting dynamic scoping of course).

Put another way, all the stuff I see for CLI Lisp-likes is (operator operands), enter, which pretty much precludes a (main (operator operands) (operator operands)) writing style