openmath-rocq-theorem
Configures Rocq environments, runs preflight checks, and guides the proving workflow for OpenMath Rocq theorems. Use when the user wants to set up Rocq tooling, prove a downloaded OpenMath theorem in Rocq/Coq, or verify and submit a Rocq proof.
Best use case
openmath-rocq-theorem is best used when you need a repeatable AI agent workflow instead of a one-off prompt.
Configures Rocq environments, runs preflight checks, and guides the proving workflow for OpenMath Rocq theorems. Use when the user wants to set up Rocq tooling, prove a downloaded OpenMath theorem in Rocq/Coq, or verify and submit a Rocq proof.
Teams using openmath-rocq-theorem should expect a more consistent output, faster repeated execution, less prompt rewriting.
When to use this skill
- You want a reusable workflow that can be run more than once with consistent structure.
When not to use this skill
- You only need a quick one-off answer and do not need a reusable workflow.
- You cannot install or maintain the underlying files, dependencies, or repository context.
Installation
Claude Code / Cursor / Codex
Manual Installation
- Download SKILL.md from GitHub
- Place it in
.claude/skills/openmath-rocq-theorem/SKILL.mdinside your project - Restart your AI agent — it will auto-discover the skill
How openmath-rocq-theorem Compares
| Feature / Agent | openmath-rocq-theorem | Standard Approach |
|---|---|---|
| Platform Support | Not specified | Limited / Varies |
| Context Awareness | High | Baseline |
| Installation Complexity | Unknown | N/A |
Frequently Asked Questions
What does this skill do?
Configures Rocq environments, runs preflight checks, and guides the proving workflow for OpenMath Rocq theorems. Use when the user wants to set up Rocq tooling, prove a downloaded OpenMath theorem in Rocq/Coq, or verify and submit a Rocq proof.
Where can I find the source code?
You can find the source code on GitHub using the link provided at the top of the page.
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SKILL.md Source
# OpenMath Rocq Theorem ## Instructions Set up the Rocq proving environment, validate opam switches, and prove downloaded OpenMath theorems. Assumes the theorem workspace was already created by the `openmath-open-theorem` skill. This skill package is self-contained: it consists of this `SKILL.md` plus the local `references/` files in this directory. It does not bundle or install sibling `rocq-*` companion skills. ### Workflow checklist - [ ] **Environment**: Verify `rocq` (or `coqc`), `dune`, and `opam` are installed and the active opam switch matches the project's `.opam-switch` or `opam` file. See the `rocq-setup` skill for installation and switch management. - [ ] **Companion skills**: If companion Rocq skills such as `rocq-proof`, `rocq-ssreflect`, `rocq-setup`, or `rocq-dune` are already installed in the active agent, use them. See [references/companions.md](references/companions.md) for when each one is useful. This isolated package does not include their code and does not install them for you. - [ ] **Preflight**: Confirm the environment is healthy before proving: ```bash rocq --version rocq -e 'From Stdlib Require Import Arith. Check Nat.add_comm.' dune --version opam list rocq-prover ``` - [ ] **Prove**: Follow the minimal Rocq proving loop in [references/proof_playbook.md](references/proof_playbook.md). If `rocq-proof` or `rocq-ssreflect` is already installed, use them as companion guidance; otherwise continue with the local workflow in this skill. - [ ] **Verify**: Confirm `dune build` (or `rocq compile <file>.v`) passes and no `admit` or `Admitted.` remains: ```bash dune build grep -rn 'admit\|Admitted\.' *.v ``` - [ ] **Submit**: Use the `openmath-submit-theorem` skill to hash and submit the proof. ### Scripts | Action | Command | Use when | |--------|---------|----------| | Check Rocq version | `rocq --version` | Verify the active opam switch has the expected Rocq release. | | Verify stdlib loads | `rocq -e 'From Stdlib Require Import Arith. Check Nat.add_comm.'` | Confirm the standard library is reachable before proving. | | Build project | `dune build` | After each proof attempt; must exit 0 with no errors. | | Compile single file | `rocq compile <file>.v` | Quick check on a single `.v` file without a full dune build. | | Check for admits | `grep -rn 'admit\|Admitted\.' *.v` | Before submitting; must return no matches. | | Install opam deps | `opam install . --deps-only` | After cloning or changing the project `opam` file. | ### Notes - **Rocq version**: OpenMath Rocq workspaces target Rocq 9.1.0 (current stable, September 2025) with Platform 2025.08.2. - **Companion skills**: `rocq-proof` (proving methodology, tactic reference, Ltac2), `rocq-ssreflect` (SSReflect / MathComp style), `rocq-setup` (opam, toolchain, editor), and `rocq-dune` (build system, `_CoqProject`, dune stanzas) are useful companions when already installed. Optional companions: `rocq-mwe`, `rocq-bisect`, `rocq-extraction`, `rocq-mathcomp-build`. - **Install boundary**: This isolated skill should not instruct copying unseen `rocq-*` directories into `~/.agents/skills` or any other global skills directory. If you are installing from the full repository, review the companion skill folders there and copy them only into a deliberate project-local skills directory such as `.codex/skills` or `.claude/skills`. - **Stdlib prefix**: Use `From Stdlib Require Import` for Rocq 9.x. The legacy `From Coq Require Import` still works with a deprecation warning; prefer `From Stdlib` for all new proofs. - **Verification status**: A proof is complete only when `dune build` exits 0, no `admit` or `Admitted.` remains, and the LSP panel shows no errors or warnings. ## References Load when needed (one level from this file): - **[references/companions.md](references/companions.md)** — When to use optional Rocq companion skills if they are already installed. - **[references/languages.md](references/languages.md)** — Rocq version, Stdlib prefix, libraries, and proof style. - **[references/proof_playbook.md](references/proof_playbook.md)** — Minimal standalone proving loop for downloaded OpenMath Rocq theorem workspaces.
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