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The Classiq Quantum Algorithm Design platform helps teams build sophisticated quantum circuits that could not be designed otherwise

Classiq does this by synthesizing high-level functional models into optimized quantum circuits, taking into account the constraints that are important to the designer. Furthermore, Classiq is able to generate circuits for practically any universal gate-based quantum computer and is compatible with most quantum cloud providers.

For information about Classiq's SDK, see the documentation.

Configuration

The SDK uses the primary region profile by default. To target a different deployment, set one region override:

export CLASSIQ_REGION=eu

You can also pass --classiq-region eu where SDK configuration command-line arguments are supported. A region profile sets the backend host, IDE URL, and Auth0 settings together.

For example, to use the EU region while overriding only the IDE URL:

export CLASSIQ_REGION=eu
export CLASSIQ_IDE=https://custom-ide.example.com

For persistent configuration, put the same settings in a config file such as ~/.config/classiq/config.ini:

classiq-region=eu
classiq-ide=https://custom-ide.example.com

Individual fields can still be overridden after region selection. These overrides have the highest precedence: CLASSIQ_HOST, CLASSIQ_IDE, CLASSIQ_AUTH_DOMAIN, CLASSIQ_AUTH_AUDIENCE, CLASSIQ_AUTH_CLIENT_ID, and CLASSIQ_AUTH_ORGANIZATION.

License

See license.

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