Add tentative auto-generated EasyCrypt language documentation#976
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Add tentative auto-generated EasyCrypt language documentation#976
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Add two new flags for the `easycrypt` CLI to support LLM coding agents: - `-upto <pos>`: compile up to a given position and print goals there - `-lastgoals`: print the last unproven goals Also add a dedicated `llm` command mode and an LLM agent guide (doc/llm/CLAUDE.md) documenting EasyCrypt tactics and workflow for use with AI coding assistants.
This is a first draft covering: types, operators, predicates, expressions, formulas, programs, modules, module types, theories, sections, cloning, hints, printing, and standard library tour.
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Of course, it has to be reviewed, extended, amended, etc, etc... but this gives a basis. |
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This is a first draft covering: types, operators, predicates, expressions, formulas, programs, modules, module types, theories, sections, cloning, hints, printing, and standard library tour.