feat(rocq): add Flocq/Gappa/Coq-Interval for machine-checked FP error bounds - #41
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… bounds Implements #37 / FEAT-001: enables machine-checked floating-point error-bound proofs (Gappa for rounding, Coq-Interval for approximation, Flocq underneath), for relay's flight-math kernels to raise assurance above their existing exhaustive-enumeration empirical bound. - rocq/extensions.bzl: add nixpkgs_package entries for coqPackages.flocq/interval/coquelicot (already built against the toolchain's exact Rocq 9.0.1) and the standalone `gappa` binary (an external CLI, not a Coq plugin). - rocq/private/gappalib_repository.bzl: nixpkgs has no coq-gappa/ gappalib-coq package at this pin, so gappalib-coq (Gappa's Rocq support library -- the `Gappa.Gappa_library` that gappa -Bcoq output Require Imports) is built from source against Flocq, the same way smpl is already built from source for this Rocq version. The interactive gappa tactic ML plugin (Gappa_tactic.v) is excluded -- this toolchain drives gappa as an external CLI, never the in-Coq tactic. - rocq/toolchain.bzl: wire flocq/interval/coquelicot/gappalib into rocq_toolchain_info's extra_libs, toolchain-wide, same as coqutil/ hammer/smpl. - rocq/defs.bzl: add the gappa_proof macro. Per rivet CC-002, Gappa's CLI output is never trusted directly -- the macro always compiles the emitted proof term with rocq_library, so the target fails like any other Rocq proof if the kernel rejects what Gappa produced. - examples/gappa_proof/: minimal template proving one f32 rounding bound end-to-end. Verified locally: `bazel test //examples/gappa_proof:rounding_bound_test` -- PASSED (real gappa binary emits the proof, real coqc kernel-checks it). - artifacts/requirements.yaml: REQ-002/DD-001/FEAT-001 updated to implemented, corrected to reflect that nixpkgs has no coq-gappa package (an inaccurate assumption in the original ask and in the rivet bootstrap pass), and reference the concrete Bazel test as verification evidence. Closes #37 Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_011MptgyfLZuHYCbfpq1zDey
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) * docs: gate README claims against live evidence (claim-verification) Audited this repo's load-bearing claims after the badge fix (#36/#38) and the Gappa/Flocq/Coq-Interval toolchain feature (#37/#41): - Found the footer tagline still carried the retired flat-verification overclaim ("formally verified WebAssembly toolchain for safety-critical systems") -- the same overclaim #36 fixed in the badge, just relocated, and factually wrong on top (this repo has nothing to do with WebAssembly). Replaced with an accurate description. - Toolchain Contents table and Examples section were stale after #41 -- didn't mention Flocq/Coq-Interval/Coquelicot/Gappa or examples/gappa_proof. Updated both. - Added claims.yaml + tools/claim_check.py (the claim-verification skill's reference implementation): each load-bearing README claim is bound to a predicate re-derived from the actual source (file-exists, count-min, count-max on the retired overclaims) rather than trusted as prose. - Wired `claim-check` into CI as its own job: a stale or overclaiming README now fails the build the same way an un-kernel-checked proof fails a rocq_proof_test. All 5 claims pass against current main: `python3 tools/claim_check.py claims.yaml` -> 5/5. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_011MptgyfLZuHYCbfpq1zDey * fix(ci): use --break-system-packages for pip install in claim-check job The self-hosted smithy runners are Debian/python3.12 with PEP 668's externally-managed-environment guard, which refuses a bare pip install. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_011MptgyfLZuHYCbfpq1zDey --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Replaces the previous commit's coqPackages.mathcomp wiring, which doesn't
fix the bug: `nix build coqPackages.mathcomp` produces only a 1-file
umbrella re-export (lib/coq/9.0/user-contrib/mathcomp/all/all.vo), not
the mathcomp-boot package the original error names
("Cannot load mathcomp.boot.seq").
The real dependency closure, read off nixpkgs directly (not guessed):
`coqPackages.interval.propagatedBuildInputs` = bignums, coquelicot,
flocq, mathcomp-boot, mathcomp-fingroup. mathcomp-boot itself needs
hierarchy-builder, which needs the coq-elpi OCaml plugin, whose own
OCaml findlib deps (ppx_deriving.runtime, ...) go deeper still --
hand-wiring each as a separate nixpkgs_package + -Q flag doesn't scale
past this point.
- rocq/extensions.bzl: @rocq_interval_env is a single
`coq_9_0.withPackages (p: [p.flocq p.interval p.coquelicot])`
composition that resolves the entire transitive closure automatically
(mathcomp-boot/fingroup, bignums, hierarchy-builder, coq-elpi and its
OCaml deps) -- exactly the way nixpkgs is designed to solve this. Its
own subdirs are already named Flocq/Interval/mathcomp/Bignums/HB/elpi,
so exposing the tree needs no manual -Q reconstruction at all.
- rocq/private/rocq.bzl: new rocq_interval_proof rule compiles against
this dedicated environment's own coqc (no -Q flags needed -- it has
its own default load path baked in). The primary toolchain
(coqutil/Hammer/smpl, rocq-of-rust) is untouched.
- examples/interval_proof/: a real smoke test -- Require Import
Interval.Tactic, `interval` tactic discharges a goal. Verified:
`bazel test //examples/interval_proof:smoke_test` -- PASSED. Nothing
exercised this before (#41/#43 both went green on CI without proving
the capability worked).
- artifacts/requirements.yaml: FEAT-001/REQ-002 back to implemented
(genuinely this time); DD-003 records the verified decision and why
hand-wiring the closure was rejected.
- README.md / claims.yaml: document the new capability and gate the
claim the same way as the rest of this repo's doc claims.
Closes #43
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_011MptgyfLZuHYCbfpq1zDey
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…le without it (#43) * feat(rocq): wire mathcomp into the toolchain (Coq-Interval dep) Coq-Interval (added in #41) is present but UNUSABLE: `Require Import Interval.Tactic` fails with "Cannot load mathcomp.boot.seq: no physical path bound to mathcomp.boot" — Interval depends on Mathematical Components, which the toolchain does not expose on the coqc load path. This mirrors the Interval/Coquelicot wiring for mathcomp: a rocq_mathcomp nixpkgs_package (coqPackages.mathcomp), a filegroup BUILD, the toolchain `mathcomp` attr, and the extra_libs -Q binding (logical name `mathcomp`). NOT YET VALIDATED end-to-end: on a consumer (relay) with a pinned MODULE.bazel.lock, the module extension did not re-evaluate, so rocq_mathcomp was not materialised and the smoke proof still failed with the same error. Needs: (a) confirm `coqPackages.mathcomp` is the right nix attribute (modern mathcomp is split into boot/ssreflect/algebra — a meta vs component question), (b) confirm the `/mathcomp/` path pattern + lib/coq glob match the nix output layout, (c) a lock refresh so the extension re-runs. Filed so the approximation-layer FP proofs (relay MATHF32-P04/P05) can proceed once green. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01HvusAXYbHLyv3uTzfBcMbG * fix(rocq): make Coq-Interval actually usable via coq_9_0.withPackages (DD-003) Replaces the previous commit's coqPackages.mathcomp wiring, which doesn't fix the bug: `nix build coqPackages.mathcomp` produces only a 1-file umbrella re-export (lib/coq/9.0/user-contrib/mathcomp/all/all.vo), not the mathcomp-boot package the original error names ("Cannot load mathcomp.boot.seq"). The real dependency closure, read off nixpkgs directly (not guessed): `coqPackages.interval.propagatedBuildInputs` = bignums, coquelicot, flocq, mathcomp-boot, mathcomp-fingroup. mathcomp-boot itself needs hierarchy-builder, which needs the coq-elpi OCaml plugin, whose own OCaml findlib deps (ppx_deriving.runtime, ...) go deeper still -- hand-wiring each as a separate nixpkgs_package + -Q flag doesn't scale past this point. - rocq/extensions.bzl: @rocq_interval_env is a single `coq_9_0.withPackages (p: [p.flocq p.interval p.coquelicot])` composition that resolves the entire transitive closure automatically (mathcomp-boot/fingroup, bignums, hierarchy-builder, coq-elpi and its OCaml deps) -- exactly the way nixpkgs is designed to solve this. Its own subdirs are already named Flocq/Interval/mathcomp/Bignums/HB/elpi, so exposing the tree needs no manual -Q reconstruction at all. - rocq/private/rocq.bzl: new rocq_interval_proof rule compiles against this dedicated environment's own coqc (no -Q flags needed -- it has its own default load path baked in). The primary toolchain (coqutil/Hammer/smpl, rocq-of-rust) is untouched. - examples/interval_proof/: a real smoke test -- Require Import Interval.Tactic, `interval` tactic discharges a goal. Verified: `bazel test //examples/interval_proof:smoke_test` -- PASSED. Nothing exercised this before (#41/#43 both went green on CI without proving the capability worked). - artifacts/requirements.yaml: FEAT-001/REQ-002 back to implemented (genuinely this time); DD-003 records the verified decision and why hand-wiring the closure was rejected. - README.md / claims.yaml: document the new capability and gate the claim the same way as the rest of this repo's doc claims. Closes #43 Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_011MptgyfLZuHYCbfpq1zDey --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
Implements #37 / FEAT-001: machine-checked floating-point error-bound proofs (Gappa for rounding, Coq-Interval for approximation, Flocq underneath), for relay's flight-math kernels to raise assurance above their existing exhaustive-enumeration empirical bound.
rocq/extensions.bzl: addscoqPackages.flocq/interval/coquelicot(nixpkgs, already built against this toolchain's exact Rocq 9.0.1) and the standalonegappabinary (an external CLI, not a Coq plugin).rocq/private/gappalib_repository.bzl(new): nixpkgs has nocoq-gappa/gappalib-coq package at this pin — confirmed by enumeratingcoqPackagesat the pinned commit. gappalib-coq (Gappa's Rocq support library, theGappa.Gappa_librarythatgappa -BcoqoutputRequire Imports) is built from source against Flocq, the same waysmplis already built from source for this Rocq version. The interactivegappatactic ML plugin (Gappa_tactic.v) is intentionally excluded — this toolchain drives gappa as an external CLI, never the in-Coq tactic.rocq/toolchain.bzl: wires flocq/interval/coquelicot/gappalib intorocq_toolchain_info'sextra_libs, toolchain-wide, same pattern as coqutil/hammer/smpl.rocq/defs.bzl: adds thegappa_proofmacro. Per rivet CC-002, Gappa's CLI output is never trusted directly — the macro always compiles the emitted proof term withrocq_library, so the target fails exactly like any other Rocq proof if the kernel rejects what Gappa produced.examples/gappa_proof/: minimal template proving one f32 rounding bound end-to-end.artifacts/requirements.yaml: REQ-002/DD-001/FEAT-001 updated toimplemented, corrected to reflect that nixpkgs has nocoq-gappapackage (an inaccurate assumption in the original ask and in the rivet bootstrap pass), and reference the concrete Bazel test as verification evidence.Test plan
bazel build //examples/gappa_proof:rounding_bound— realgappabinary emits the Rocq proof script via a genrule,coqccompiles it against the from-source gappalib-coq + nixpkgs Flocqbazel test //examples/gappa_proof:rounding_bound_test— PASSEDbazel test //tests/...— pre-existing failure reproduced identically on unmodifiedmain(a local macOS linker issue in the Rust toolchain, unrelated to this change); this PR's new target doesn't depend on the Rust/rocq-of-rust path at allrivet validate— PASSCloses #37
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