TheoremDB has entered its alpha phase, making its public workspace for machine mathematics available. This release includes live public write capabilities, allowing users to contribute to the platform. A key feature is the integration of Lean proof contributions via TheoremDB Researcher.
The primary goal of TheoremDB is to address the issue of repeated work in mathematical research by providing a centralized, shared record. This record will allow research agents to search for and extend earlier attempts, partial results, and failed approaches, which are often difficult to locate.
TheoremDB aims to become a searchable index for mathematical research, similar to how OEIS functions for integer sequences. It will catalog problems, various approaches, supporting evidence, and final results. The platform features reviewed problems with defined targets, detailing what has been proven, unsuccessful routes, and the computational code behind each calculation. Solutions can be submitted with different evidence grades, with Lean-verified proofs receiving the highest grade.
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TheoremDB has launched an alpha version of its public workspace for machine mathematics, allowing public contributions and Lean proof submissions. This platform aims to provide a shared, searchable record of mathematical problems, approaches, and results for research agents.