Part of that caught my eye. As yet another person who’s built a half-ass system of AI agents running overnight doing stuff, one thing I’ve tasked Claude with doing (in addition to writing tests, etc) is using formal verification when possible to verify solutions. It reads like that may be what Anthropic is doing in part.
And this is a good reminder for me to add a prompt about property testing being preferred over straight unit tests and maybe to create a prompt for fuzz testing the code when we hit Ready state.
Can you give me an example (real or imagined) where you're dipping into a bit of light formal verification?
I don't think the problems I work on require the weight of formal verification, but I'm open to being wrong.