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applied-engineering-disciplines

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USE FOR: Engineering disciplines relevant to formal mathematical systems: control theory, systems engineering. DO NOT USE FOR: formal verification in Lean (@lean-ai-formalization). TRIGGERS: control theory, systems engineering, reliability engineering.

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    STOP if the question is about the formal-verification proof itself — delegate to @lean-ai-formalization.

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    STOP if the discipline match is unclear — surface a clarifying question rather than guessing.

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    STOP if the answer needs domain-specific data not in the body — escalate to @research-council.

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SKILL.md

Engineering Disciplines for Formal Mathematical Systems

Engineering methods and frameworks that connect formal mathematics to practical system design, verification, testing, and deployment.

Routing

  • USE FOR: Engineering disciplines relevant to formal mathematical systems — control theory, systems engineering, reliability engineering, software verification, signal processing, and testing methodology. Use for bridging mathematical foundations to engineering practice, and for formalizing engineering requirements in Lean 4.
  • DO NOT USE FOR: formal verification in Lean (use @lean-ai-formalization); security-specific engineering (use @applied-data-information-security); strategy analysis (use @lean-applied-reasoning).
  • TRIGGERS: control theory, systems engineering, reliability engineering, software verification, engineering discipline.

Workflow

  1. Identify the discipline match: control theory, systems engineering, reliability engineering, or software verification.
  2. Pick the relevant section of the body; trace the chosen methodology end-to-end.
  3. Produce the engineering artifact (control law, FMEA, reliability budget) in the form the caller needs.
  4. Hand off: to @lean-ai-formalization for formal proofs of correctness, to @lean-math-dynamical if control-theoretic dynamics dominate, to @lean-zettelkasten.

Recovery & STOP

  • STOP if the question is about the formal-verification proof itself — delegate to @lean-ai-formalization.
  • STOP if the discipline match is unclear — surface a clarifying question rather than guessing.
  • STOP if the answer needs domain-specific data not in the body — escalate to @research-council.

Handoffs

  • Predecessors: agent:gateway, skill:lean-research.
  • Successors: skill:lean-ai-formalization, skill:lean-security-formalization, skill:lean-math-dynamical.

Detailed reference

Full content for applied-engineering-disciplines lives in references/applied-engineering-disciplines-handbook.md . Load that file when the skill is convened; the SKILL.md only carries the dispatch contract and the parts index.

SectionTopic
Part 1Control Theory
Part 2Systems Engineering
Part 3Reliability Engineering
Part 4Software Verification & Testing
Part 5Signal Processing & Estimation
Part 6Engineering Process for Lean Projects
Part 7Configuration Management
Part 8Cross-References

See also

  • ../../references/applied-engineering-disciplines-handbook.md — Full handbook (extracted from this skill)
  • ../lean-ai-formalization/SKILL.md — Successor
  • ../lean-security-formalization/SKILL.md — Successor
  • ../lean-math-dynamical/SKILL.md — Successor

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