1
Get Your API Key
To request access, please complete the contact form on our website:
https://haiqu.ai/contactformAfter submitting the form, our team will review your request and contact you with next steps. If approved
https://haiqu.ai/contactformAfter submitting the form, our team will review your request and contact you with next steps. If approved
You’ll receive an email with your API key and access instructions.
2
Access JupyterLab Environment
Launch your pre-configured quantum development environment with everything set up.
No installation required! Everything is pre-configured in your cloud environment.
3
Authenticate and Initialize
Log in and start your first experiment.
You’re now ready to build quantum applications!
4
Create and Run Your First Quantum Circuit
Build and execute a simple quantum circuit with error mitigation.
Congratulations! You’ve executed your first quantum circuit with Haiqu SDK.
AI agents
If you drive the Haiqu SDK from an AI coding assistant (Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, or any agent that reads repository context), point it at the bundled agent orientation. It is a compact, task-focused brief that teaches an agent the canonical login →init → build → transpile → run workflow, the import that actually works (from haiqu.sdk import haiqu — plain import haiqu resolves to an empty namespace package), and the traps that local Qiskit intuition gets wrong (for example, that every device_id dispatches to the cloud, that data-loading results are opaque HaiquCircuitGate handles, and that run(...).result() returns probability distributions rather than integer counts).
The orientation is installed alongside the package at haiqu/sdk/AGENTS.md and is also published at https://github.com/haiqu-ai/haiqu-sdk/blob/main/haiqu/sdk/AGENTS.md.
Most agents automatically discover an AGENTS.mdfile. To load it explicitly, feed this prompt to your AI agent:
qc.depth() on opaque cloud gates, or expecting shot counts from result().