Coq proof synthesis plugin for VSCode #134
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JSON format was changed in these proverbot9001-plugin commits: a4fdedc search_file: put extra vscode info in a separate dict in json output 28e973b search_worker: record start of first tactic in proof span
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There's a lot of boilerplate here - the actual entry point for the extension is |
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This branch adds a VSCode plugin for synthesizing Coq proofs, using proverbot9001 as the backend. The plugin adds a "Synthesize Proof" command, which will try to synthesize a proof for the lemma under the cursor. See
coq-synthesis-vscode/README.mdfor setup instructions, and see thetests/subdirectory for some Coq files to try it on.