VeriStack: Full-Stack Verification Bridge

Formal verification is still too limited to be useful for most app developers. The article gives an example of an e-commerce platform using it to prove the correctness of managing refunds, but then acknowledges:> As of today, the formally verified core can handle most effect-free logic—invariants, transitions, conflict resolution. But the UI, network calls, and database interactions typically sit outside the verification boundary. Verification makes the core airtight but doesn’t guarantee end-to-end correctness.So you can formally prove that your e-commerce refund management logic is correct,

1. Development is now so cheap! Pay us the tokens!2. Development now creates unreliable code at incredible speed! Pay is more tokens!3. You can’t reliably verify any code before prod, pay us all the tokens so we can do it for you, possibly also unreliable!It used to be that when you pay for something you expect some level of quality, not the appearance of it.The mental acrobatics today are simply because engineers have become expensive. But engineers didn’t make themselves expensive, tech companies created this culture in order to monopolize talent, and this caused inflation, which leaked into