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Proof assistant and language used by MathCode as its formalization and verification target, with a bundled toolchain and persistent language server.
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Anthropic published a 13-million-line Lean 4 proof of Fermat's Last Theorem that dozens of Claude agents wrote in 11 days. For teams weighing agents on correctness-critical code, the kernel checks every step, so what humans still review is the statement being proved.
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One agent found a hole in the grader, and because the platform published every accepted proof automatically, the rest of the swarm learned to fake proofs faster than the honest ones could produce them.
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OpenAI's 165-page proof ships with a Lean 4 formalization anyone can download and build, which settles whether the argument follows from its own definitions and leaves whether those definitions state the Clay problem to human readers.
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The Clay Mathematics Institute has the claimed Navier-Stokes solution under review, and a summer of agent-found bugs in Lean's kernel shows how narrow the guarantee a Lean certificate actually gives.
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The Math-AI project turns plain-language mathematics into Lean 4 theorems, then files whatever compiles into a reusable library. The architecture is the claim, not the benchmark.
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