Resources
Resources
Here you will find all public documents, software packages, GitHub repositories and further links of the FullStaQD project.
Built in the open.
Join the effort.
FullStaQD is developed openly on GitHub. Once released, you can report bugs, suggest features, contribute code, or simply follow along—everyone is welcome. The stack grows with its community.
$ git clone github.com/fullstaqd/core
$ pip install -e .
$ fullstaqd run --demo demo_use_case
✓ Reference stack initialized
✓ Running demo...
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Components
We develop and integrate software modules for the FullStaQD stack — independently deployable and connected via an uniform plugin interface. The components will be published throughout the project.
QCC
QCC is an open-source MLIR/LLVM-based quantum compiler that compiles quantum programs all the way to machine code for the QPU control system.
eclipse qrisp
Qrisp is a high-level language for building and compiling quantum algorithms.
qc-executor
Framework-independent interface between quantum applications and quantum frameworks or lower-level system layers encapsulating relevant dependencies.
Open OnDemand is a front-end web application to access the CLARSA HPC resources which integrate with multiple Quantum backends.
Monitoring Tool
Tool for monitoring, metering, validating, testing, and debugging across different layers of the stack to enhance traceability, transparency and use of stack components.
Workflow Modeler
Automation of high-level workflows to enable seamless execution and use of various tools when solving specific use cases.
Blueprints
Use reproducible blueprints to see how components work together within a specific application. The demos will be published throughout the project.
Coming soon.
Demos
Use interactive demonstrators showcasing quantum solutions. The demos will be published throughout the project.
Coming soon.