> but can't typically "find their own way" to the proof of a theorem That's not what proof assistants like Lean and Coq are about. Sure, they can automate some

> but can't typically "find their own way" to the proof of a theorem That's not what proof assistants like Lean and Coq are about. Sure, they can automate some trivial things, but generally their main utility is that they check your reasoning, not come up with it for you.