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TauLib

The compiled Lean projection of the Corpus.

Compiled Lean projection

TauLib now belongs to the Corpus lane because it is one of the Corpus projections: a compiled Lean module inventory, source map, Registry-link map, import graph, and generated module documentation.

That ownership move does not weaken verification. It makes the boundary cleaner: the Corpus publishes the compiled projection; Verify asks what the projection covers, what its formal terms mean, where semantic bridges hold, and what remains externally assessable.

  • 512 Lean modules

    Lean modules in the pinned TauLib source projection.

  • 142,406 lines

    Source lines counted from the imported TauLib snapshot.

  • 14,601 declarations/evals

    Declarations and computational evaluations discovered by the projection scanner.

  • 3,323 registry links

    Registry-to-module anchors that connect the atomic Corpus to Lean source.

Formalization Release Lines

TauLib publishes through two release lines plus a per-result proof-package layer. Each release line is a distinct citable surface with its own status, audience, and update cadence.

  • TauLib v2 Snapshot

    Frozen Lean projection of the Second-Edition Corpus. Public · pinned · citable. The current public docs at taulib.site render against this snapshot; the snapshot's pinned commit + Lean toolchain are recorded in the Release Manifest.

  • TauLib v3 Library

    Layered active library — import-isolated kernel, Mathlib-facing bridges, community-readable module structure. In preparation · private repository · not yet citable. See Verify · TauLib for the inspection-bridge framing.

  • Research Modules / Proof Packages

    Isolated proof packages and reproducibility bundles for specific formal results. Each package has its own state (in construction · draft · candidate · released · superseded) and is citable per-package once released. See Formalization Release Lines.

The everything below (“Entry points”, “Verification boundary”) refers to the TauLib v2 Snapshot — the public release line. TauLib v3 surfaces will land as the layered library moves from private working to public release.

Entry points

  • Module explorer

    Filter TauLib modules by book, family, module name, and Registry ID.

  • Architecture

    Book and family structure, import graph, and relation to the Monograph Corpus.

Verification boundary

Lean compilation is treated here as a published baseline artifact. The Verify lane is still the place to inspect semantic adequacy, bridge assumptions, empirical accountability, and external assessment.

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