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Kimina client

Client SDK to interact with Kimina Lean server.

Example use:

from kimina_client import KiminaClient

# Specify LEAN_SERVER_API_KEY in your .env or pass `api_key`.
# Default `api_url` is https://projectnumina.ai
client = KiminaClient()

# If running locally use:
# client = KiminaClient(api_url="http://localhost:80")

client.check("#check Nat")

Backward client

from kimina_client import Lean4Client

client = Lean4Client()

client.verify("#check Nat")

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