Automata is a .NET tool kit that provides facilities for manipulating and analyzing regular expressions, symbolic finite automata, and symbolic finite transducers. It supports automata and transducers where input and output alphabets can be fully symbolic. Constraints over the alphabets can be analyzed using Satisfiability Modulo Theory (SMT) solvers. The tool kit provides a particular extension that uses the Microsoft SMT solver Z3.

BEK is a domain specific language for writing common string functions, combined with state of the art analysis. With BEK, you can answer questions like Do these two programs output the same string? Can this program ever output a target string? What happens if I compose these two programs? Does the order matter? More general than regular expressions, BEK has been specifically tailored to capture common idioms in string manipulating functions.

DKAL is a high-level policy language, especially for federated scenarios. It was originally created with authorization policies in mind but it is not limited to authorization policies and can be applied to any other policies. As a part of the DKAL project we developed information logic (logic of infons). DKAL’s world is distributed. Principals compute their knowledge and exchange information.

Duality solves Relation Post-Fixed Point problems using Craig interpolation. In can be used, for example, to generate proofs for procedural programs in the form of procedure summaries. Duality is envisioned as a generic engine for program analysis, supporting applications such as automatic verification of sequential, concurrent and functional programs, as well as interactive refinement of manual proofs.

FORMULA (Formal Modeling Using Logic Programming and Analysis) is a modern formal specification language targeting model-based development (MBD). It is based on algebraic data types (ADTs) and strongly-typed constraint logic programming (CLP), which support concise specifications of abstractions and model transformations. Around this core is a set of composition operators for composing specifications in the style of MBD.

Interpolating Z3 uses Z3's proof generation capability to generate Craig interpolants in the first-order theory of uninterpreted functions, arrays and linear arithmetic.

This is where programs begin. Jennisys is a programming language that emphasizes clean public interfaces and lets programmers describe the data structures they intend a private implementation to use. Code is underemphasized, and Jennisys attempts to synthesize code automatically from the public interface and the given data-structure description.

Rex is a tool that explores .NET regexes and generates members efficiently.

Z3 is a high-performance theorem prover being developed at Microsoft Research. Z3 supports linear real and integer arithmetic, fixed-size bit-vectors, extensional arrays, uninterpreted functions, and quantifiers. Z3 is integrated with a number of program analysis, testing, and verification tools from Microsoft Research.