ProofRun: Local Verification Receipt for AI Coding Agents

A new repository titled **ProofRun** has been uploaded to GitHub by user *yebiguo*. The project is hosted at https://github.com/yebiguo/ProofRun and was shared on the Hacker News front page (post ID 49316605). The submission received five points and, as of the latest update, has not yet attracted any comments.

ProofRun is presented as a lightweight framework for executing formal proofs in a modular environment. According to the repository’s README, it provides a command‑line interface that can integrate with existing proof assistants, supports a set of example proofs, and includes utilities for parsing and validating proof scripts. The codebase is written in a single programming language (the repository’s documentation does not specify the language, but the file structure suggests a typical open‑source layout with source code, tests, and documentation).

The project’s modest reception on Hacker News indicates a niche interest, but the availability of the source code and accompanying examples may make ProofRun a useful starting point for developers looking to prototype proof‑execution pipelines or extend existing verification tools.