SLIME automatically loads eldoc-mode- this is the mode that displays the function arguments in the minibuffer. If you mean clthe Emacs Lisp library, you can download it using M-x eldoc-mode.
Another useful SLIME function is this C-c C-d C-d- a new buffer with documentation about the function.
This is also very useful:
- C-c C-w C-a
slime-who-specializes - C-c C-w C-b
slime-who-binds - C-c C-w C-c
slime-who-calls - C-c C-w RET
slime-who-macroexpands - C-c C-w C-r
slime-who-references - C-c C-w C-s
slime-who-sets - C-c C-w C-w
slime-calls-who - C-c C-w a
slime-who-specializes - C-c C-w b
slime-who-binds - C-c C-w c
slime-who-calls - C-c C-w m
slime-who-macroexpands - C-c C-w r
slime-who-references - C-c C-w s
slime-who-sets - C-c C-w w
slime-calls-who
It should be clear what they do with their names.
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