Discussion
What is a tactic in an interactive prover?
Answer: A
Tactics let a user apply a whole family of routine steps with one command, and tactics may be composed into larger ones, which is what makes large proofs manageable. The user builds a vocabulary suited to the domain being formalised. Conjecture selection, search heuristics and history are different notions. Providing a language in which the user can extend the tool's repertoire is what allows a general system to become specialised without being rewritten.
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