lean-formal-feedback-loop
Made by JeffRun Lean-Rust proof feedback loops to find runtime bugs. Use when proving theorems, triaging hard proof blockers, checking conformance, or closing formal assurance gaps.
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New: Lean Formal Feedback Loop, mathematical proofs that catch real bugs
Formal verification put to work on practical Rust: use Lean theorem proofs to discover edge cases, validate invariants, and close conformance gaps that testing alone misses.
- Write Lean theorems that model your Rust code's invariants and constraints
- Triage proof blockers systematically when the prover gets stuck, classifying each by route
- Treat proof friction as evidence: a hard proof failure often points to a Rust defect, model drift, or a theorem that is scoped wrong
- One target at a time: attempt the proof, extract an executable witness and regression test, change one thing, re-prove, then pass a 7-check conformance review