t3tra-dev / TsadeEngine

What is TsadeEngine?

TsadeEngine is a Rust-built proof search engine that uses genetic algorithms to verify theorems in intuitionistic propositional logic under natural deduction. Feed it a theorem from its built-in corpus—like Curry, Flip, or Comp—and it evolves a proof term, normalizes it, and reports success or failure. CLI commands like `tsade-engine single --theorem Curry --unicode` handle single runs, while `all-corpus` benchmarks dozens of provable and unprovable cases, with save/load for models.

Why is it gaining traction?

It tackles intuitionistic logic where traditional provers struggle, distinguishing provable from unprovable theorems via fitness scores and seeded evolution for reproducibility. Unicode output and model persistence let you iterate fast without retraining. The GA approach feels fresh for proof synthesis, blending search heuristics with parallel Rust evaluation.

Who should use this?

Type theorists prototyping intuitionistic proofs. PL students automating natural deduction exercises from a ready corpus. Researchers benchmarking evolutionary methods against hand-crafted tactics in logic engines.

Verdict

Grab it if you're into Rust and automated reasoning—CLI delivers proofs in seconds for simple cases. But with 19 stars and 1.0% credibility, it's raw: sparse docs, no first-order yet, so fork and contribute rather than productionize.

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