Easiest-ever formal methods language! Designed for developers crafting distributed systems, microservices, and cloud applications
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Easiest-ever formal methods language! Designed for developers crafting distributed systems, microservices, and cloud applications
MATLAB Independent, Small & Safe, High Integrity Tools - code formatter and more
A script for running TLA+/TLC from the command line
CoreIR Symbolic Analyzer
The Verifiably Safe Reinforcement Learning Framework
This tool presents a novel approach to bolstering network protocol verification by integrating the Shadow network simulator with the Ivy formal verification tool to check time properties. Furthermore, it extends Ivy’s capabilities with a dedicated time module, enabling the verification of complex quantitative-time properties.
Information about verification tools. Browse the data at https://slebok.github.io/proverb/
Z-EVES for linux. Probably the only place you can find it
Read-only mirror of the Klever Git repository
Intrepyd Model Checker
🤖KORG: Tool, Models, and Supplementary Materials for Attacker Synthesis
Temporal Logic of Actions Modeling for Python
[Usenix Security '25] Robustifying ML-powered Network Classifiers with PANTS
EMME: ECMAScript Memory Model Evaluator
Web Application Formal Exploiter.
🔍A deep dive into Formal Methods in Software Engineering 📜—exploring automata, logic, verification, and specification techniques to ensure software correctness and reliability.
A Python package for deal with logical formulas and formal systems (e.g. FOL)
Concept of Python-based Formal Verification Framework
Splitting signal temporal logic (STL) specifications in time
Formal Methods in Software Development Project 2019/2020 - Generation of a controller for a game grid with obstacle and goal cell. The controller is generated by interrogating NuSMV as a blackbox and using the output appropriately.
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