jtpmath/research

The 'jtpmath/research' repository appears to be a nascent personal or early-stage startup project with zero public traction (0 stars, 0 forks) despite being over five months old. While the goal of 'AI-assisted, human-verified mathematical discovery' is a high-value frontier, this specific repository functions primarily as a LaTeX development pipeline and document storage for a website (JTPMath.com). It lacks a deep technical moat or a novel algorithmic approach that isn't already being pursued with significantly more resources by frontier labs. Specifically, projects like Google DeepMind's AlphaGeometry/AlphaProof and OpenAI's o1 model are already demonstrating state-of-the-art capabilities in formal mathematical reasoning. The 'human-verified' aspect is a common pattern in the Lean and Coq theorem-proving communities, where projects like the 'Lean Mathematical Library' (mathlib) already have massive community-driven network effects. Without a unique dataset or a breakthrough in automated theorem proving, this project is highly vulnerable to obsolescence as LLMs become more natively adept at generating formal proofs and LaTeX documentation.