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Coyote (concurrency exploration tool for .NET programs) can be used to do something "similar". My team often writes tests which set up focused concurrency between different APIs, the tests use Coyote to explore different ways that concurrency can unfold and write a strong set of assertions and invariants that must be true at the end. It's not TLA+ but it's still quite effective, very teachable as developers are already familiar with writing C# tests and helps catch safety and liveness bugs in our actual code base (as opposed to a model of it). It's not the same, by design, and does a decent job at finding concurrency and distributed system bugs.