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Mathlib review

Skill r-irbe/proof-skills/skills/_overrides/mathlib-review

REDIRECT — Mathlib PR review standards (attributes API, simp squeezing, normal forms, transparency, file size, naming/style URLs) have been demoted to `references/upstream/mathlib4-review.md`. Generic Lean proof review lives in `lean-proof-review`. This stub preserves the slug for Ctrl-F discoverability and incoming cross-references (per the zero-deletions Chesterton protocol).From its SKILL.md

Install
npx -y skills add r-irbe/proof-skills --skill mathlib-review

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SKILL.md

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SK-31: Mathlib PR Review (REDIRECT)

This skill no longer hosts content. The Mathlib-specific review checklist has been moved to a reference because it has no workflow, no triggers, and no callers other than the gateway registry row. Generic Lean proof review (workflow, behavioural rules, recovery) remains in lean-proof-review.

Old sectionNew home
Attributes and APIreferences/upstream/mathlib4-review.md §Attributes and API
Style points specific to Mathlib (simp squeezing, normal forms, transparency, file size)Same reference §Style points specific to Mathlib
Reference guides (review/naming/style/doc URLs)Same reference §Reference guides
Routing for any general Lean proof reviewlean-proof-review (existing)

Existing inbound links to "SK-31 / mathlib-review" should resolve here and then follow the table above. Do not add new content to this file — author it in references/upstream/mathlib4-review.md instead.

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