Shorter proofs
Reduce proof tokens while keeping the same theorem statement.
In development · Seeking pilot teams
Vexorium’s upcoming agent refactors Lean 4 proofs to reduce their length and checking work, while preserving the theorem and checking compatibility across supported versions.
For teams that build and maintain formal proofs in Lean.
Reduce proof tokens while keeping the same theorem statement.
Reduce heartbeats, Lean’s deterministic measure of the work needed to check a proof.
Check the same proof across supported Lean and library versions, with compiler evidence for each.
Lean Refactor Arena · Public warm-up
Entry: Vexorium-Agent · 15 public warm-up problems · Snapshot as of October 20, 2026
These are warm-up results, not final competition standings. The entry is a development portfolio built from many runs, without the track’s US$3-per-problem budget limit. Final rankings depend on the organizers reproducing submitted code under that budget on the full benchmark.
Research
Accepted · MATH-AI 2026 workshop at NeurIPS 2026
Auditing Proof Progress and Repair on IMO 2026
An AI judge can spot the error. The acceptance rule can still let it pass.
This study examines how grading rules turn model judgments into acceptance decisions. A score that allows repairable errors can admit an incomplete proof. For autonomous research, the rule that authorizes progress deserves its own audit.
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