A standalone gate between intent and quantum computation, and the quantum boundary inside Haivian Factory.
Deliberately specialist. If quantum is not in your reasoning stack you do not need this, and we would rather say so than sell it to you.
Every quantum SDK starts at the point where you have already decided what to run. Nothing owns the part before that: whether this problem suits quantum at all, what it will cost, who approved the spend, which provider is permitted, whether the submission actually landed, and how the result gets back to the objective that asked for it.
Qonduit is designed as that whole pipeline, with guardrails and cost controls built in. The currently accepted public boundary is private/local and no-effect: live provider execution remains planned and separately qualified.
Stages, inputs, outputs and decision points. Not the mechanism behind them.
A stated objective, not a circuit. The question is whether quantum is even the right instrument.
Whether quantum work suits this objective is decided explicitly, and the reasoning is recorded.
For a qualified execution path, cost and authority are established before any effect.
Today the accepted public evidence covers local simulation. Provider routing remains a separately qualified capability.
The design reconciles ambiguous effects before retry; accepted public evidence does not claim a general live-provider service.
Results come back attached to the objective that asked for them.
A defensible record of a bounded quantum suitability or local-computation decision: why it was considered relevant, what was authorized, where it ran, and what came back.
Bounded SDK and local/offline testing, plus tightly capped hosted intelligence.
A qualified launch carries a one-off fee; the amount is not yet fixed.
A proposed 2.5% of eligible reconciled provider compute is a pilot, not finalized checkout pricing.
Provider spend is separate, and the end user does not automatically inherit a developer's Qonduit fee.
Pre-authorized signed workflows may run without per-job human review only after the exact workflow has been qualified. General live-provider availability is not claimed.
Passed a defined controlled qualification campaign.
The frozen Qonduit 0.4.0-rc.11 package received ACCEPT_WITH_EXPLICIT_LIMITATIONS for FIRST_USE_NO_EFFECT. All 265 manifest-listed files matched, 35 of 35 independently rerun focused native tests passed, the producer receipt records 308 of 308 source tests, and the local simulator intent-to-evidence path passed.
This evidence does not authorize publication or establish hosted production, live provider or QPU execution, credentials, spend, customer installation, or broad security assurance.
We publish the evidence we have, not the evidence we expect. Nothing on this page cites a customer, a metric or an outcome that does not exist. Where a claim is architectural rather than demonstrated, the meter above says so.
Research teams with quantum in or near their stack who need a bounded suitability assessment or a private/local integration before any live-provider commitment is considered.
Deciding whether a problem justifies quantum resources before committing budget
Testing one offline or local benchmark under a recorded authorization model
Preparing a separately qualified route for any later provider work
Private/local first-use package
Offline or local benchmark
Scoped Factory integration
Live provider path only after separate qualification
Each model implies a different data boundary. See all four in detail.
Named rather than hidden. You can see the boundary, the behaviour and the evidence without being able to rebuild the mechanism.
All prices are in USD.
Access begins with a scoped evaluation on one of your own problems. Starter allowances and development credits are bounded and specified before work. Live provider spend is separate.
One governed Qonduit connection to one offline or local benchmark.
Assisted integration using Qonduit Intelligence for one scoped project.
A scoped Qonduit integration inside one Factory program.
Starter allowances and development credits are bounded and specified before work. Live provider spend is separate.
On its own, Qonduit governs bounded suitability and local computation decisions. Inside one Factory program, a separately qualified quantum action can inherit the same authority and evidence model. The $4,500 integration does not promise an unlimited enterprise decision network or general live-provider access.
The scoped Factory integration shown above is the connection for the stated program. It is not an unlimited-project licence.
Access begins with a scoped evaluation on one of your own problems.