Research · Do this yourself

Attack open math problems with 20 parallel agents and Lean proofs.

✅ His site lists 19 Erdős problems as proposed solutions.

Based on colin7snyder on Hacker News (opens in new tab)

Who it’s for

Anyone who has to read a lot and turn it into a clear answer: analysts, students, founders, scientists.

Adapt it to your industry

Real estate: compare neighborhoods using public data
Restaurant: summarize what reviews say about you and nearby competitors
Consultant: build a short brief on a client’s market before the first call

Step by step

Open ChatGPT, Claude or Grok and start a new chat (turn on web search or “deep research” if your plan has it).
Write down the exact question you need answered and what a good answer looks like (a table, a one-page memo, a list).
Paste the prompt below and add your question.
Ask it to list every source it used with links, then open 2–3 of them to check they say what it claims.
Ask for the result in the format you need, for example a table you can paste into Google Sheets.
Save the prompt so you can re-run the same research next week.

Ready-to-copy prompt

Formalize this problem statement in Lean 4, search the premise library for related lemmas, and propose a proof plan before writing any proof.

Start with AI

Opens the AI with this guide and the prompt filled in.

Open in ChatGPT (opens in new tab)Open in Claude (opens in new tab)Open in Grok (opens in new tab)

Cost: $0–20/month (free tiers or one AI plan)Our estimate
Time: 2–6 weeksOur estimate

How to make money from it

Pricing idea: Offer short research briefs at a fixed price per report (for example $100–500), or a monthly retainer for a weekly update.

Finding your first 10 customers

Make one free sample report on a topic your target customers care about and share it.
Send it directly to 20 people in that field with a one-line note.
Ask anyone who replies what they would pay for a monthly version.

Ideas, not promises. Results vary.

Details: source, numbers and tags

What they did

Colin Snyder’s Star Fleet app gives each agent a server, solvers, a Lean premise library and an arXiv index; a Claude-based verifier reviews answers before a human does.