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@stevenvo780/st-cli

v0.1.1

Published

ST — proof assistant CLI powered by @stevenvo780/st-lang. Commands: check, derive, countermodel, formalize, export, repl.

Readme

@stevenvo780/st-cli

ST proof assistant CLI — powered by @stevenvo780/st-lang.

Install

# One-off (no install)
npx @stevenvo780/st-cli check proof.st

# Global install
npm install -g @stevenvo780/st-cli
st --help

Commands

Usage: st <command> [options]

Commands:
  check <file>            Verify a .st file against its logical profile
  derive <formula>        Attempt derivation of a formula
  countermodel <formula>  Show countermodel if formula is invalid
  formalize <text>        Convert natural language to an ST formula
  export <file>           Export a .st proof to coq|lean|tptp|json
  repl                    Start an interactive REPL

Global options:
  --profile <slug>    Logical profile (see table below)
  --json              Machine-readable JSON output
  -v, --verbose       Verbose logs
  -h, --help          Show help
  -V, --version       Show version

Example workflow

# 1. Write a proof file
cat > proof.st << 'EOF'
;; profile: classical.propositional
axiom modus_ponens : P -> Q
axiom premise      : P
derive Q from modus_ponens, premise
EOF

# 2. Check it
st check proof.st

# 3. Attempt derivation inline
st derive "P -> P"

# 4. Export to Lean 4
st export proof.st --to lean

# 5. Start interactive REPL
st repl --profile modal.s4

Supported profiles

| Slug | Description | |------|-------------| | classical.propositional | Classical propositional logic (default) | | classical.fol | Classical first-order logic | | modal.k | Modal logic K | | modal.t | Modal logic T | | modal.b | Modal logic B | | modal.s4 | Modal logic S4 | | modal.s5 | Modal logic S5 (= alethic) | | modal.d | Deontic modal logic D | | intuitionistic.nj | Intuitionistic logic (NJ natural deduction) | | paraconsistent.belnap | Belnap 4-valued paraconsistent logic | | relevant | Relevant logic | | linear | Linear logic |

st-cli vs st-mcp

| | @stevenvo780/st-cli | @stevenvo780/st-mcp | |---|---|---| | Use case | Terminal, scripts, CI | AI assistants (Claude, Cursor) | | Interface | CLI flags | MCP JSON-RPC | | Interactive | st repl | Via AI chat | | Export | coq, lean, tptp, json | json |

.st file format

;; profile: modal.s4          ← optional header
;; description: Example proof

logic modal.s4                 ← or let CLI add this

axiom reflexivity : []P -> P
claim goal       : []P -> P from reflexivity

License

MIT