It implements quite a lot of CL.

But it generates a static application. only a simple eval, no compile, no compile-file, no load, most code information is gone, etc. etc.

If the code makes use of various dynamic features of CL, then it won't run. Thus you have to port/write to a static variant of CL. But that's the purpose: small, static, efficient applications.

There was an issue with https/drakma, but I believe that was fixed in a recent version and you can now use https/drakma. (Previously http only).