Datadog team has been generating TLA+ via skills, eyeing a meta-skill for full suites
tianyin_xu · x · 2026-10-22
- A Datadog engineer shares that the team has long used a skill-based approach to generate TLA+ formal specifications, with several blog posts on the method; teammates even built a sesh-mode skill in one of their OSS repos.
- The team now has something more advanced, to be shared soon. The author thinks a meta-skill that generates the whole verification suite is a great idea—similar to Antithesis skills for deterministic simulation testing, organized as research properties > workload > triage.
- Quoting tianyinxu notes it's great to see more folks adopting TLA+.
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