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Kipu Quantum Hub Service SDK

Installation

The package is published on PyPI and can be installed via pip:

pip install --upgrade qhub-service

Usage

import os
from qhub.service.client import HubServiceClient

service_endpoint = "..."
access_key_id = "..."
secret_access_key = "..."

# Create a new HubServiceClient instance
client = HubServiceClient(service_endpoint, access_key_id, secret_access_key)

# Start a new service execution
service_execution = client.run(request={"values": [2], "shots": 100})

# Wait for the service execution to finish (blocking)
service_execution.wait_for_final_state()

status = service_execution.status
ended_at = service_execution.ended_at
print(f"Service execution finished at '{ended_at}' with status '{status}'")

# Use the client to retrieve a service execution by its ID
service_execution = client.get_service_execution("0030737b-35cb-46a8-88c2-f59d4885484d")

# Get the results of the service execution
result = service_execution.result()

# Get the logs of the service execution
logs = service_execution.logs()

# List the result files
files = service_execution.result_files()

# Download a result file
service_execution.download_result_file(files[0], os.getcwd())

Data Pool Access Grants

Service executions that read from or write to data pools require a short-lived JWT grant. The client can acquire these grants automatically by calling the Hub Platform API on your behalf.

Credentials and the active organization are resolved via the standard DefaultCredentialsProvider and ContextResolver. If you are already logged in through the qhubctl CLI, no parameters need to be supplied (the HubServiceClient constructs its HubPlatformClient automatically):

from qhub.service.client import HubServiceClient
from qhub.service.datapool import DataPoolGrant, DataPoolPermission

client = HubServiceClient(service_endpoint, access_key_id, secret_access_key)

To override the resolved credentials or organization, pass an explicit HubPlatformClient:

from qhub.service.client import HubServiceClient, HubPlatformClient
from qhub.service.datapool import DataPoolGrant, DataPoolPermission

platform_client = HubPlatformClient(api_key="...", organization_id="...")
client = HubServiceClient(service_endpoint, access_key_id, secret_access_key, platform_client=platform_client)

grants = [
    DataPoolGrant(
        name="input_data",
        datapool_id="dp-abc123",
        application_id="app-xyz789",
        permission=DataPoolPermission.VIEW,
    ),
    DataPoolGrant(
        name="output_data",
        datapool_id="dp-def456",
        application_id="app-xyz789",
        permission=DataPoolPermission.MODIFY,
    ),
]

service_execution = client.run(request={"shots": 100}, grants=grants)

For each grant, the client injects a DataPoolReference (with the issued JWT) into the request under the supplied name. Grants are cached per (datapool_id, application_id, permission) until shortly before the JWT expires.

License

Apache-2.0 | Copyright 2026-now Kipu Quantum GmbH

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