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/math - Unified Math Capabilities

One entry point for all computation and explanation. I route to the right tool based on your request.

For formal proofs, use /prove instead.


Quick Examples

You SayI Use
"Solve x² - 4 = 0"SymPy solve
"Integrate sin(x) from 0 to π"SymPy integrate
"Eigenvalues of [[1,2],[3,4]]"SymPy eigenvalues
"Is x² + 1 > 0 for all x?"Z3 prove
"Convert 5 miles to km"Pint
"Explain what a functor is"Category theory skill

Computation Scripts

SymPy (Symbolic Math)

uv run python "$CLAUDE_PROJECT_DIR/.claude/scripts/cc_math/sympy_compute.py" <command> <args>
CommandDescriptionExample
solveSolve equationssolve "x**2 - 4" --var x
integrateDefinite/indefinite integralintegrate "sin(x)" --var x --lower 0 --upper pi
diffDerivativediff "x**3" --var x
simplifySimplify expressionsimplify "sin(x)**2 + cos(x)**2"
limitCompute limitlimit "sin(x)/x" --var x --point 0
seriesTaylor expansionseries "exp(x)" --var x --point 0 --n 5
dsolveSolve ODEdsolve "f''(x) + f(x)" --func f --var x
laplaceLaplace transformlaplace "sin(t)" --var t

Matrix Operations:

CommandDescription
detDeterminant
eigenvaluesEigenvalues
eigenvectorsEigenvectors with multiplicities
inverseMatrix inverse
transposeTranspose
rrefRow echelon form
rankMatrix rank
nullspaceNull space basis
linsolveLinear system Ax=b
charpolyCharacteristic polynomial

Number Theory:

CommandDescription
factorFactor polynomial
factorintPrime factorization
isprimePrimality test
gcdGreatest common divisor
lcmLeast common multiple
modinverseModular inverse

Combinatorics:

CommandDescription
binomialC(n,k)
factorialn!
permutationP(n,k)
partitionInteger partitions p(n)
catalanCatalan numbers
bellBell numbers

Z3 (Constraint Solving)

uv run python "$CLAUDE_PROJECT_DIR/.claude/scripts/cc_math/z3_solve.py" <command> <args>
CommandUse Case
satIs this satisfiable?
proveIs this always true?
optimizeFind min/max subject to constraints

Pint (Units)

uv run python "$CLAUDE_PROJECT_DIR/.claude/scripts/cc_math/pint_compute.py" convert <value> <from_unit> <to_unit>

Example: convert 5 miles kilometers


Math Router (Auto-Route)

uv run python "$CLAUDE_PROJECT_DIR/.claude/scripts/cc_math/math_router.py" route "<natural language request>"

Returns the exact command to run. Use when unsure which script.


Topic Skills (For Explanation)

When the request is "explain X" or "what is X", I reference these:

TopicSkill LocationKey Concepts
Abstract Algebramath/abstract-algebra/Groups, rings, fields, homomorphisms
Category Theorymath/category-theory/Functors, natural transformations, limits
Complex Analysismath/complex-analysis/Analytic functions, residues, contour integrals
Functional Analysismath/functional-analysis/Banach spaces, operators, spectra
Linear Algebramath/linear-algebra/Matrices, eigenspaces, decompositions
Mathematical Logicmath/mathematical-logic/Propositional, predicate, proof theory
Measure Theorymath/measure-theory/Lebesgue, σ-algebras, integration
Real Analysismath/real-analysis/Limits, continuity, convergence
Topologymath/topology/Open sets, compactness, connectedness
ODEs/PDEsmath/odes-pdes/Differential equations, boundary problems
Optimizationmath/optimization/Convex, LP, gradient methods
Numerical Methodsmath/numerical-methods/Approximation, error analysis
Graph/Number Theorymath/graph-number-theory/Graphs, primes, modular arithmetic
Information Theorymath/information-theory/Entropy, coding, channels

Routing Logic

I decide based on your request:

"solve/calculate/compute" → SymPy (exact symbolic)
"is X always true?" → Z3 (constraint proving)
"convert units" → Pint
"explain/what is" → Topic skill for context
"prove formally" → Redirect to /prove

Examples

Solve Equation

User: Solve x² - 5x + 6 = 0
Claude: uv run python "$CLAUDE_PROJECT_DIR/.claude/scripts/cc_math/sympy_compute.py" solve "x**2 - 5*x + 6" --var x
Result: x = 2 or x = 3

Compute Eigenvalues

User: Find eigenvalues of [[2, 1], [1, 2]]
Claude: uv run python "$CLAUDE_PROJECT_DIR/.claude/scripts/cc_math/sympy_compute.py" eigenvalues "[[2,1],[1,2]]"
Result: {1: 1, 3: 1}  (eigenvalue 1 with multiplicity 1, eigenvalue 3 with multiplicity 1)

Prove Inequality

User: Is x² + y² ≥ 2xy always true?
Claude: uv run python "$CLAUDE_PROJECT_DIR/.claude/scripts/cc_math/z3_solve.py" prove "x**2 + y**2 >= 2*x*y"
Result: PROVED (equivalent to (x-y)² ≥ 0)

Convert Units

User: How many kilometers in 26.2 miles?
Claude: uv run python "$CLAUDE_PROJECT_DIR/.claude/scripts/cc_math/pint_compute.py" convert 26.2 miles kilometers
Result: 42.16 km

When to Use /prove Instead

Use /prove when you need:

  • Machine-verified formal proof (Lean 4)
  • Category theory proofs (functors, Yoneda, etc.)
  • Publication-quality verification
  • Abstract algebra proofs

/math is for computation. /prove is for verification.

Source

git clone https://github.com/parcadei/Continuous-Claude-v3/blob/main/.claude/skills/math-unified/SKILL.mdView on GitHub

Overview

math provides a single entry point for computation, solving, and explanation of mathematical problems, routing requests to the right tool. It leverages SymPy for symbolic math, Z3 for proofs, and Pint for unit conversions. For formal proofs, use the /prove endpoint.

How This Skill Works

When you submit a math task, the Math Router analyzes the request and emits the exact command to run with the appropriate tool. It delegates to SymPy for equations, integrals, and symbolic manipulation, to Z3 for feasibility and truth proofs, and to Pint for unit conversions. For formal proofs, you can use /prove.

When to Use It

  • Solve algebraic equations and expressions
  • Compute definite or indefinite integrals and derivatives
  • Find eigenvalues or matrix operations
  • Check inequalities or logical truth with formal proofs
  • Convert units or explain math concepts

Quick Start

  1. Step 1: State your math task (e.g., 'solve x^2-4=0' or 'integrate sin(x)')
  2. Step 2: If unsure which tool to use, run the Math Router to get the exact command
  3. Step 3: Review results and request explanations if needed

Best Practices

  • Clearly state the exact task (e.g., solve x^2-4=0 or integrate sin(x))
  • Use the dedicated command names (solve, integrate, diff, limit, etc.) when possible
  • Prefer SymPy for symbolic math and Z3 for proofs
  • Use Pint for unit conversions to avoid manual errors
  • Ask for explanations after results by including explain or what is in your request

Example Use Cases

  • Solve x^2 - 4 = 0
  • Integrate sin(x) from 0 to π
  • Eigenvalues of [[1,2],[3,4]]
  • Is x^2 + 1 > 0 for all x?
  • Convert 5 miles to kilometers

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