Building a house has three layers:
1. Vision: what we want (our intent)
2. Blueprint: the spec we wrote (our design)
3. Inspection: checking what we built against the blueprint (the proofs)
This research makes the inspection close to perfect. But an inspection only checks the blueprint, not our vision, so a house built from the wrong blueprint can still pass a perfect inspection. The other half is making sure the blueprint matches our intent and stays that way while agents build. I'm working on that, so I think this is complementary: