RoCQ

This MCP server, developed by Tyler Blaine Hall, integrates the Coq proof assistant to provide advanced logical reasoning capabilities. Built with Python and leveraging the MCP SDK, it offers tools for automated dependent type checking, inductive type definition, and property proving using custom tactics and automation. The implementation focuses on bridging natural language inputs with Coq's formal verification system through an XML protocol, enabling detailed feedback on type errors and failed proofs. It's particularly useful for researchers and developers working on formal methods, theorem proving, and verified programming, allowing for rigorous mathematical reasoning and software correctness proofs without directly interacting with Coq's complex syntax.