Maybe what you are saying is that you want to use the proof assistant like a computer algebra system. You apply correct transformations, and so you are at the same time proving and exploring.
I would agree that this aspect is underdeveloped in proof assistants. At the root of it is that people believe that logic is different from algebra, while it really isn't.
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Maybe what you are saying is that you want to use the proof assistant like a computer algebra system. You apply correct transformations, and so you are at the same time proving and exploring.
I would agree that this aspect is underdeveloped in proof assistants. At the root of it is that people believe that logic is different from algebra, while it really isn't.