What problem does it solve?
IntuitMath provides a thinking framework for mathematical problem solving that emphasizes discovering the problem's original motivation, reconstructing the available toolkit, and guiding users from intuitive, pre-rigorous reasoning to rigorous justification, with cross-domain connections and historical context.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Motivation-first problem solving: reconstructs the question's origin, era, and toolkit to reveal why a solution is needed.
- Cross-domain explanations and historical motivation: ties math concepts to physics, CS, economics, and biology for deeper understanding.
- Multi-agent workflow support and polished outputs: enables historians, intuition builders, formalizers, skeptics, connectors, and synthesizers; HTML/KaTeX notes; OCR-friendly inputs; and a reusable problem library.
- Output artifacts: templates for HTML notes, KaTeX rendering, and problem-collection scaffolding.
Quick Start
Provide a math question and ask for an intuition-first exploration, with optional cross-domain insights, or request a rigorous derivation.