Repository navigation
Home
Quantum Platform provides the web experience, human identity, research programmes, access, notebooks, durable runs and a doorway to persistent research agents. This wiki is for researchers, educators, programme administrators, developers and support agents.
Published source: reviewed dev documentation; check the source commit and production release separately. A source route, proposed contract, published Wiki or green CI check is not proof of production availability.
| Task | Article |
|---|---|
| First visit: student, PI, account security and first CPU run | Getting started |
| Create an account, join a programme, get resources | Account and access |
| Organize work and learn in the portal | Researcher guide |
| Launch notebooks, submit work, retrieve results | Workbench and runs |
| Use projects, conversations, memories and Guide | Agent and Guide |
| Review/reconcile programme access | Administrator guide |
| Develop the portal and Python API | Developer guide |
| Understand API boundaries and contracts | API and integration |
| Debug a failed login, spawn, run or agent turn | Troubleshooting |
| Secure data and contribute safely | Security and Contributing |
Infrastructure deploys the environment; Quantum Platform owns user and programme policy; Quantum Workflows owns scientific runners, notebooks and provenance; ACP owns durable agent conversations, profiles and memory; PhotonicsLab owns optics/quantum photonics teaching models. Keep unique identifiers for the person, programme, ACP AgentPrincipal, POSIX account, Slurm job and scientific run.
Begin with root README, quick start, identity/programmes and researcher learning path.
See Guide integration and ticket routing and the machine-readable discovery index. Public documentation is not an execution authorization.
Quantum Platform
- Home
- Getting started
- Account and access
- Researcher guide
- Workbench and runs
- Agent and Guide
- Administrator guide
- Developer guide
- API and integration
- Troubleshooting
- Security
- Contributing
- Guide integration and support Detailed topics
- Programme approval and resource entitlements
- Authentication MFA and key management
- JupyterHub and SSH identity
- API development and tests
- Research programme administration Guide integration
- Guide knowledge and source ingestion
- Guide support and ticket workflows