I'm trying out Aristotle and Lean Copilot for formalizing and proving theorems, and, so far, Aristotle feels way more powerful. Lean Copilot's suggestions aren't always right. Aristotle, on the other hand, can bring in previous lemmas, figure out missing hypotheses, and so on –besides, of course, finishing the proofs themselves.
Disclaimer: this is probably mostly down to the underlying model: Aristotle uses a specialized in-house model (within an agentic architecture), while Lean Copilot is using a more general-purpose one (and not a particularly strong one, at least in my setup... DeepSeek-R1, I think).


