Imagine you're a mathematician or computer scientist, neck-deep in theorems, proofs, and frustration. Suddenly, a whisper: "Lean Copilot is here to give you a boost." Now, what's this? It's a tool that functions like a brainy sidekick, using large language models (LLMs) to suggest tactics and find proofs in Lean, your go-to theorem proving environment. Whether you’re navigating the proof of a new theorem or just trying to get past a tricky proposition, Lean Copilot is the wind beneath your mathematical wings.
If you've ever stared at a proof and thought, "I wish I had a math whisperer to guide me," then you’re in luck. Lean Copilot's ideal sidekicks are researchers, students, and software developers engaged with Lean for their complex theoretical pursuits. It's like having a GPS for the winding roads of logic, except it gives you hints, tips, and it doesn’t tell you to make a U-turn when you’re on the right track.
The versatility of Lean Copilot is like a Swiss Army knife for theorem proving. Set atop this robust platform, you can create:
Feeling ready for takeoff? Starting the engines with Lean Copilot is a breeze. Just import it into your project and let it perform its magic, suggesting tactics with a wave of its digital wand. Want to search for proofs? Lean Copilot can find the needle in the haystack, or in our case, the proof in the proposition! And for the curious minds wanting to summon their own LLMs to service, Lean Copilot respectfully nods and says, "Your model, your rules." Bring your own, run it locally or on the cloud, and see it soar.
Advanced users, fear not the deep dive. With Lean Copilot, you can tweak and tune the suggestion and searching muscles to flex according to your rigorous demands. Playing with models, adjusting parameters – you're the pilot, and this Copilot knows it. It's also extensible, so if you want to wrap up a shiny new model and gift it to the community – two enthusiastic thumbs up to you!
No path to glory is without its pebbles. Lean Copilot might occasionally trip – a glitch here, an unexpected termination there. Fret not, a quick restart or a sneaky rename can put things right back on course. If you stumble, just remember that every great explorer had to climb a few rocky mountains.
Got a bright idea or hit a bug? Speak up in the GitHub Discussions. Your insights and inquiries are the fuel that keeps this project flying high. Whether it's a feature request that could revolutionize theorem proving, or simply a call for help, you've got a crew ready to rally. So chart your course, boost your theorems, and let's prove together that two heads are better than one – especially when one's an AI!