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ShadowBench
Test split for the ICML 2026 AI4Math Workshop & Challenge 4 — ShadowBench: end-to-end autoformalization and theorem proving in Lean 4. Given a natural-language proof, a list of allowed Lean 4 imports, and formalization rules, produce a Lean 4 snippet that states the canonical theorem and proves it.
This release ships 126 curated problems. The competition splits them into two phases on Codabench:
- Validation Phase — 10 L2 problems (annotated). Use this to verify your submission format and pipeline. Generous submission limits, instant feedback.
- Evaluation Phase — all 126 problems (L2/L3/L4 across 8 areas). Counts toward the final leaderboard.
The same test.jsonl covers both phases; Codabench decides which subset to score against the submission.
Fields
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
idx |
Problem id. Path encodes the namespace: ABM.<area>.<level>.<problem_slug>. |
informal_proof |
LaTeX problem statement / informal proof |
formalization_rules |
Per-problem hints, including the canonical declaration name |
imports |
Lean 4 import lines available to your proof |
Submission
Submit on Codabench. One .jsonl per submission, one row per problem:
{"idx": "...", "formal_proof": "<full Lean snippet>", "llm_history": [{"role": "...", "content": "..."}]}
llm_history is required (non-empty chain of role/content messages).
See the competition page for full rules and grading.
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