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About math-olympiad

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math-olympiad

Solve competition math problems

math-olympiad is an agent skill from Anthropic's official plugins collection, listed on skills.sh. It helps solve competition mathematics problems, such as those from the IMO, the Putnam, the USAMO and the AIME. Its main feature is adversarial verification, which the skill says catches errors that self-verification misses. The method rests on a few rules. A verifier that sees the reasoning tends to agree with it, so the proof is checked in fresh context using only the cleaned-up proof. If a theorem's special case reduces to a famous open problem, such as the Riemann hypothesis, the skill treats that as a sign of a gap. For a short proof, the agent tries to extract a general lemma and tests it on small counterexamples, and if the general form fails, it looks for what is special about the instance. A gap that appears twice suggests stepping back, because a different case split or a unified argument may be simpler. The skill also allows the agent to say it has no confident solution, since a wrong answer given with confidence is worse than an honest abstention. It suits students and mathematicians who want careful, checked solutions to hard problems.

Price
Free
Made by
anthropics
Category
AI Skills
Website
github.com/anthropics/claude-plugins-official/math-olympiad