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ATLAS Autoformalized Textbook Library At Scale

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ATLAS

Autoformalized Textbook Library At Scale
A large-scale Lean 4 library of textbook mathematics formalized with LLMs.

[!NOTE] ATLAS v2 is coming. The original release is preserved in v1/, while the repository root is being prepared for the next generation of the project.

Versions

VersionStatusLocationLicense
v2In developmentRepository rootApache 2.0
v1Archived and availablev1/Original v1 license

About ATLAS

ATLAS translates mathematical statements and proofs from undergraduate and graduate textbooks into Lean. Its goal is to provide reusable formal building blocks for human- and machine-assisted theorem proving across analysis, algebra, geometry, topology, probability, statistics, and theoretical computer science.

The project was generated with AutoformBot, an autoformalization pipeline for developing Lean libraries at scale.

Explore v1

The complete first release—including its Lean sources, evaluation reports, build configuration, documentation, and companion paper—is available under v1/.

cd v1
lake build

Useful links:

Licensing

New work outside v1/ is licensed under the Apache License 2.0. Files inside v1/ remain subject to the original v1 license and are not relicensed by the root license.

Contributors

niketp03

5 commits

facebookresearch/atlas-lean

ATLAS Autoformalized Textbook Library At Scale

Lean

294

7 commits

updated Aug 28, 2026

See the code

README

ATLAS logo

ATLAS

Autoformalized Textbook Library At Scale
A large-scale Lean 4 library of textbook mathematics formalized with LLMs.

[!NOTE] ATLAS v2 is coming. The original release is preserved in v1/, while the repository root is being prepared for the next generation of the project.

Versions

VersionStatusLocationLicense
v2In developmentRepository rootApache 2.0
v1Archived and availablev1/Original v1 license

About ATLAS

ATLAS translates mathematical statements and proofs from undergraduate and graduate textbooks into Lean. Its goal is to provide reusable formal building blocks for human- and machine-assisted theorem proving across analysis, algebra, geometry, topology, probability, statistics, and theoretical computer science.

The project was generated with AutoformBot, an autoformalization pipeline for developing Lean libraries at scale.

Explore v1

The complete first release—including its Lean sources, evaluation reports, build configuration, documentation, and companion paper—is available under v1/.

cd v1
lake build

Useful links:

Licensing

New work outside v1/ is licensed under the Apache License 2.0. Files inside v1/ remain subject to the original v1 license and are not relicensed by the root license.

Contributors

niketp03

5 commits

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