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mossbiscuits commented 2025-06-13 21:16:56 +00:00
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The Formal Methods Tools project is dedicated to developing, maintaining, and promoting tools that support the application of formal methods in software engineering. Our goal is to make formal verification, specification, and analysis techniques accessible and practical for both researchers and practitioners.

Should not be plural. Check the rest of the text.

> The Formal Methods Tools project is dedicated to developing, maintaining, and promoting tools that support the application of formal methods in software engineering. ~~Our~~ goal is to make formal verification, specification, and analysis techniques accessible and practical for both researchers and practitioners. Should not be plural. Check the rest of the text.
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