lean-retroactive-audit

A retroactive audit for Lean 4 projects identifies coverage gaps by surveying theorem counts, generating per-module baselines, and planning incremental sequencing for council onboarding.

Retroactive council coverage is the process of onboarding existing Lean 4 projects to a review council. It involves module discovery, dependency analysis, and establishing baselines to ensure all theorems and proofs undergo systematic review.

Incremental audits for large Lean 4 projects are planned using module discovery and dependency analysis to sequence onboarding. This approach generates per-module readiness descriptions and establishes baselines for manageable execution.

Yes, retroactive audits use module discovery and dependency analysis to scope reviews to specific parts of a Lean 4 codebase. This generates per-module baselines and readiness descriptions for targeted council onboarding.

Establishing baseline readiness for Lean 4 projects requires surveying the codebase to measure theorem counts and coverage gaps. The audit generates per-module baselines and a sequencing plan for executing reviews.

Lean 4 retroactive audits provide handoff routes to lean-review-council, lean-retro-methodology, and lean-zettelkasten for execution. The audit outputs per-module readiness descriptions and baselines to streamline these downstream reviews.