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certora-prover

Formal verification using Certora Prover with CVL specification language. Supports invariant rules, parametric verification, ghost variables, and counterexample analysis for mathematical proof of contract correctness.

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# Certora Formal Verification Skill

Formal verification of smart contracts using Certora Prover, providing mathematical proofs of contract correctness.

## Capabilities

- **CVL Specifications**: Write Certora Verification Language specs
- **Invariant Rules**: Define and verify state invariants
- **Parametric Rules**: Write comprehensive property tests
- **Ghost Variables**: Track abstract state
- **Counterexamples**: Analyze verification failures
- **Loop Handling**: Configure loop invariants and unrolling
- **Summarization**: Abstract complex functions
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