Find the point that breaks a claim.
Declare a comparison, choose a discrete grid and look for a witness. See which cells were visited, where a violation was returned and why silence is never a proof.
scan_counterexampleTry the real call 01 / UNDERSTAND THE METHOD
INPUT PREVIEW · RUN TO CALCULATEA grid. A bound. One useful witness.
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THE COMPARISON TO TEST
x ^ 2 ≤ 4tolerance 0REQUESTED DISCRETE GRID7 cells
Not visitedVisited · not necessarily validReturned witness
The fixed scan varies the last variable fastest. This diagram displays the returned visit count and witnesses; it neither evaluates the expression nor invents values for other cells.
KNOW WHAT THE RESULT MEANS
Useful evidence needs boundaries.
- The scan uses finite Float64 evaluations and a numerical comparison guard, not interval arithmetic or a certified symbolic proof.
- Absence of a witness covers only evaluated cells. Unvisited positions, values between grid cells and other variable ranges remain outside the observation.
- Undefined expressions or comparisons too close to classify can make the result inconclusive. Such cells are never silently counted as passing.
- The grid illustration uses requested coordinates, the returned visit count and returned witnesses. It does not invent function values or evaluate the expression in the browser.
- The tool is directly callable by MCP. It has no approved planner adapter and does not replace a domain-specific stress test.