Neural methods are being used to enhance automated reasoning in proof assistants, but integrating these advancements into practical verification workflows remains a challenge.
LeanHammer is introduced as the first domain-general hammer for Lean, leveraging a novel neural premise selection system for a hammer in dependent type theory.
LeanHammer dynamically adapts to user-specific contexts and combines symbolic proof search and reconstruction, aiming to improve productivity in the Lean proof assistant.
Comprehensive evaluations show that LeanHammer with its premise selector can solve 21% more goals compared to existing premise selectors, bridging the gap between neural retrieval and symbolic reasoning in formal verification.