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verify-math

Verify a self-authored mathematical result end to end by routing claims across adversarial review, numerical falsification, symbolic or CAS checks, and Lean, then aggregating one report. Use when a theorem, proposition, conjecture, or paper-wide mathematical argument needs the appropriate combination of verification methods. For one known method, use $numerical-check, $symbolic-check, or $lean-check directly.

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# Verify Math: Route a Math Claim Through the Verification Spectrum

The front door for verifying self-authored mathematics. Classify each claim, dispatch it to the strongest applicable rung(s), and merge the sub-verdicts into one report. This skill does not verify anything itself — it **routes and aggregates**; the rungs do the work.

## When to Use

- You have a Proposition / Theorem / Conjecture (or a whole paper's worth) and want it verified with the *right* method(s), possibly combined.
- `verify-math`, "verify this theorem", "check all the math in the paper", "is this result correct".
- The operational front end of `mark-unverified`: run this before asserting a self-authored result.

## When NOT to Use

- You already know the single method → call it directly (`numerical-check`, `symbolic-check`, `lean-check`, or `domain-reviewer`).
- Non-mathematical claims (citations, prose) → `proofread`, `bib-validate`, `domain-reviewer`.
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