Math Doc Review
Overview
Provide a rigorous, framework-first review of mathematical documents, identify errors, and write a super-detailed correction report that classifies each issue by severity and error type. Treat the document's own theory and first-principles framework as the ground truth; do not import external mathematical results unless explicitly requested.
Workflow
1) Intake and scope
- •Identify the target file(s) and scope (entire document, specific sections, or specific claims).
- •If the framework is unclear, ask for the primary theory sources to use (definitions, axioms, permits, prior theorems). Do not proceed with external assumptions.
2) Anchor the framework
- •Extract and list the framework anchors: definitions, axioms/permits, notational conventions, and core results the document depends on.
- •Record these anchors in the review report so the reader can see the basis for every criticism.
3) Review pass and issue logging
- •Read the document linearly and log potential issues with exact locations (section title, equation number, line or paragraph reference).
- •Check each claim against the framework anchors:
- •Are hypotheses stated and satisfied?
- •Are parameter ranges, dimensions, and domains respected?
- •Are definitions applied consistently?
- •Is any step relying on an external theorem or classical analysis argument not derived in the framework?
4) Classify and analyze
- •For each issue, assign a severity and error type using
references/review-taxonomy.md. - •Provide a framework-first explanation of why the issue is an error or a scope restriction.
- •Propose a concrete fix: revise statements, add missing hypotheses, or add a new lemma/permit within the framework.
5) Produce the review artifact
- •Create a
review/folder in the same directory as the reviewed file (if it does not exist). - •Create the review document using
assets/review-template.mdand fill it in. - •File naming:
review/<basename>.review.mdwhere<basename>is the reviewed file name without its extension.
Output requirements
- •Use the template and fill every section relevant to the findings.
- •Include a severity summary and an error log table.
- •For each error, provide step-by-step fix guidance grounded in the framework.
- •If a claim is valid only under restricted parameters (for example, 2D only), mark it as a scope restriction and specify the exact constraint.
- •Avoid re-proving via classical analysis; require internal permits/lemmas instead.
Resources
- •
references/review-taxonomy.mdfor severity levels and error-type definitions. - •
assets/review-template.mdfor the report structure.