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Python SDK for Admiral combinatorial optimization cloud

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Admiral

Admiral

Combinatorial optimization cloud platform
Solve QUBO, Ising, CQM, MILP, Max-SAT and 6 more problem types
with specialized algorithms via cloud API, Python SDK, or CLI.

Docs · Pricing · Discord · Self-Host


Quick Start

pip install admiral-solver
from admiral import Solver
import numpy as np

solver = Solver(api_key="adm_sk_...")
Q = np.array([[-5, 2, 4], [0, -3, 1], [0, 0, -8]])
result = solver.solve_qubo(Q, timeout=30)
print(result.energy)     # -13.0
print(result.solution)   # [1, 0, 1]

Local mode (no server):

from admiral import LocalSolver
result = LocalSolver().solve_qubo(Q, solver="tabu", seed=42)

11 Problem Types

Type Formulation Variables Solvers
QUBO min x^TQx binary SB, PT, Tabu, Roof duality
Ising min Σhᵢsᵢ + ΣJᵢⱼsᵢsⱼ spin SB, PT, Tabu
HUBO min Σcₛ∏xᵢ binary Native SA, Quadratize→QUBO
DQM min Σaᵢ(xᵢ)+Σbᵢⱼ discrete Discrete SA/Tabu, Bucket elim
CQM min x^TQx+c^Tx s.t. Ax≤b mixed ADMM, Feasibility pump, B&C
MILP min c^Tx s.t. Ax≤b int+real Branch & cut, RINS
MIQP min x^TQx+c^Tx Ax≤b mixed QP B&C, ADMM
Max-SAT max Σwⱼ·sat(Cⱼ) boolean WalkSAT, Core-guided RC2
PBO min Σcⱼ∏lᵢ s.t. ≥b binary SAT cutting planes
WCSP min Σf(x) discrete VAC+B&B, LNS, BP
Potts min −ΣJδ(sᵢ,sⱼ) discrete Swendsen-Wang, Discrete PT

Architecture

Clients (SDK / REST / CLI)
        │
        ▼
   API Server (FastAPI)  ──▶  PostgreSQL
        │
        ▼
      Redis (job queue + rate limits)
        │
   ┌────┴────┐
   ▼         ▼
CPU Workers  GPU Workers
Tabu, B&C    SB, PT
ADMM, RC2

Self-Hosting

git clone https://github.com/admiral-dev/admiral-solver.git
cd admiral-solver
cp .env.example .env   # edit secrets
docker-compose up -d   # starts everything

Scale: docker-compose up -d --scale worker-cpu=8 --scale worker-gpu=4

K8s: kubectl apply -f deploy/k8s-api.yaml -f deploy/k8s-workers.yaml

CLI

admiral solve --type qubo --input problem.json --local
admiral convert --from qubo --to ising --input q.json
admiral bench --sizes 10,100,1000 --solver sb
admiral server start --port 8000
admiral worker start --redis redis://localhost:6379

API

curl -X POST https://api.admiral.dev/v1/solve \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer adm_sk_..." \
  -d '{"problem_type":"qubo","data":{"Q":[[-5,2,4],[0,-3,1],[0,0,-8]]}}'
Method Endpoint Description
POST /v1/solve Submit problem
GET /v1/jobs/{id} Status + result
GET /v1/jobs/{id}/pool Solution pool
POST /v1/analyze Complexity analysis
POST /v1/convert Format conversion
DELETE /v1/jobs/{id} Cancel
GET /v1/solvers List engines
GET /v1/health Health check

Development

pip install -e ".[dev]"
pytest tests/ -v
ruff check admiral/

License

Apache 2.0 — see LICENSE


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