Quip Network gives you quantum compute without owning a quantum computer, and post-quantum security for digital assets on the chains you already use.
- developers.quip.network is the starting point for building on Quip Network. It has quickstart commands for the SDKs and the compute toolchain, testnet connection details, docs for coding agents, and a list of every repository.
- aglais.quip.network is Aglais, the public test network. Its token, AGLS, has no value. You cannot buy, sell, or redeem it, and balances can be reset at any time.
| If you want to | Start with |
|---|---|
| Write and run optimization problems on quantum or classical solvers | xquad, xq-py |
| Sign with post-quantum, hash-based signatures | hashsigs-rs, hashsigs-ts, hashsigs-py, hashsigs-solidity, pqhybridsign |
| Build on Ethereum with Quip contracts | ethereum-sdk, quip-swap-solidity |
| Run a node | quip-node-manager, quip-validator |
| Run a miner on your own hardware | quip-solver, and the CPU, CUDA, Metal, and D-Wave solvers it links |
- docs.quip.network explains how the network works.
- learn.quip.network has guides and background reading.
- quip.network is the project home page.
Development happens on GitLab, at gitlab.com/quip.network. The GitHub repositories are copies of the GitLab projects.
Open an issue in the repository that has the problem. Report a security vulnerability privately, as the security policy describes. Do not open a public issue for a vulnerability.