512 Lean modules
Lean modules in the pinned TauLib source 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.
Lean modules in the pinned TauLib source projection.
Source lines counted from the imported TauLib snapshot.
Declarations and computational evaluations discovered by the projection scanner.
Registry-to-module anchors that connect the atomic Corpus to Lean source.
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.
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.
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.
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 Each package has its own state (in construction · draft · candidate · released · superseded) and is citable per-package once released.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.
Filter TauLib modules by book, family, module name, and Registry ID.
One generated page per module with imports, source links, and Registry anchors.
Counts, source pin, and projection boundaries.
Book and family structure, import graph, and relation to the Monograph Corpus.
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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