What does MCP-RoCQ integrate with?
It integrates with the Coq proof assistant (Coq Platform 8.19, 2024.10 release) through the `coqtop` executable and Coq library paths.
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RoCQ (Coq Reasoning Server)
Add this server to your MCP-compatible client using the configuration below.
{
"mcpServers": {
"mcp-rocq": {
"command": "uv",
"args": [
"venv"
]
}
}
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MCP-RoCQ is a Model Context Protocol server that provides advanced logical reasoning capabilities through integration with the Coq proof assistant. It enables automated dependent type checking, inductive type definitions, and property proving with both custom tactics and automation.
Install the Coq Platform 8.19 (2024.10), clone the repository, set up a uv virtual environment, install the package with uv pip install -e ., and configure the server with the --coq-path and --lib-path arguments in your MCP client JSON. The server exposes three tools: type_check, define_inductive, and prove_property.
It integrates with the Coq proof assistant (Coq Platform 8.19, 2024.10 release) through the `coqtop` executable and Coq library paths.
You need the Coq Platform 8.19, Python, uv, and the cloned repository. A JSON configuration example shows paths to `coqtop.exe` and the Coq library directory.
Three main tools: `type_check` (verify a term against an expected type), `define_inductive` (define and verify inductive types), and `prove_property` (prove a logical statement using tactics and optional automation).
The README notes that while tools are shown, Claude may not use them properly due to invalid syntax, and the author suggests others may want to fix the setup. The server is experimental and contributions are welcome.
The server uses XML protocol integration for reliable structured communication with Coq.
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