How to get access
1
Request access
Fill in the contact form at haiqu.ai/contactform. Our team will review your request and contact you with next steps.
Once your account is approved, you can sign in to the Dashboard and the SDK.
2
Sign in
Open dashboard.haiqu.ai, click Login and sign in with your Haiqu account. You land on the Dashboard home, where your API key is waiting for the SDK.
Your first run, end to end
1
Copy your API key
On the Dashboard home, copy the key next to API Key.
2
Run the Bell-state example
Follow Get Started: log in with the key and run the example. It creates the experiment My First Quantum Experiment and runs a Bell-state circuit on
fake_fez.3
Find it in the Dashboard
Open My Experiments and click My First Quantum Experiment. The Bell circuit is under Experiment Circuits, the run under Experiment Jobs. The job status updates on its own until it reaches Done.
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Check the result
In the job row, click View bitstrings. Almost all of the probability should be on
00 and 11, the two outcomes of a Bell state; the small rest comes from the device noise that fake_fez simulates.An experiment, a Done job and results concentrated on
00 and 11 mean everything works. If something is missing, see Jobs troubleshooting.How SDK objects map to the Dashboard
Navigation
- Dashboard: credits, activity, shared experiments, devices, your experiments and jobs.
- All Jobs: every job you have run, across all experiments, with status, results and logs.
- My Experiments: everything you created with
haiqu.init, searchable by name and tags. - Devices: QPUs and simulators available through Haiqu, with queue, quality and price.
- Haiqu Lab: your hosted JupyterLab, when it is enabled for your account.
- Resources: this documentation, GitHub, Pricing and Feedback.