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，这一点在搜狗输入法2026中也有详细论述
I used z3 theorem prover to assess LLM output, which is a pretty decent SAT solver. I considered the LLM output successful if it determines the formula is SAT or UNSAT correctly, and for SAT case it needs to provide a valid assignment. Testing the assignment is easy, given an assignment you can add a single variable clause to the formula. If the resulting formula is still SAT, that means the assignment is valid otherwise it means that the assignment contradicts with the formula, and it is invalid.
The rapier crate also published a blog post highlighting a major change to its underlying math engine, in its 0.32.0 version so I asked Opus 4.5 to upgrade to that version…and it caused crashes, yet tracing the errors showed it originated with rapier itself. Upgrading to 0.31.0 was fine with no issues: a consequence of only using agentic coding for this workflow is that I cannot construct a minimal reproducible test case to file as a regression bug report or be able to isolate it as a side effect of a new API not well-known by Opus 4.5.