lean-doc-requirements

You can extract Lean 4 requirements from academic papers by loading the source document and running an extraction pipeline that identifies informal claims, drafts Lean signatures, and maps theorem statements back to the original source text.

Mapping informal claims to Lean theorems involves identifying the claim's scope, extracting implicit assumptions, and drafting Lean specifications that maintain strict traceability back to the source document for verification.

Yes, you can generate Lean-ready requirements from technical reports and design documents. The extraction pipeline processes these informal documents to produce formal Lean 4 theorem statements with traceability to the source.

Yes, after extracting specifications, you route handoffs to lean-proof for further refinement. The extraction process focuses on drafting signatures and mapping claims to definitions, leaving actual proof development to downstream tools.

Traceability works by linking extracted formal Lean 4 signatures and theorem statements directly back to the specific informal claims, definitions, and implicit assumptions identified within the original source document.