This blog post is about Agda Core, a project to build a a formally specified core language for (a reasonable subset of) Agda together with a reference implementation of a type checker for it. If you have been following my work, you might know that I have been working on this project on and off for the past few years, yet the current version is still very much a work in progress. Hence, in the second part of this post, I will dive into a few examples of some of the more unexpected and interesting obstacles we encountered while trying to turn Agda Core from a dream into reality.
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