CQ Catalyst-Q SDK

The Edge-Native Quantum OS for Utility-Scale Applications

Bypass the Hardware. Resolve the Impossible.

Catalyst-Q is the world's first stateless quantum execution proxy. We have replaced localized cryogenic hardware with a software-defined topological architecture. Stop waiting a decade for fault-tolerant hardware—execute massive 2,500-asset risk models and 256-qubit material simulations natively on the edge today.

pip install catalyst-q

# Controlled hosted index:
pip install --index-url https://catalyst-q-sdk.strategic-innovations.ai/simple catalyst-q
Free tier 50 qubits

10,000 circuit runs and 500 solver runs per month for development use.

Live API Benchmarks 11 harness cases

Run catalyst-q-benchmark --execute-api to capture latency_ms, status_code, and response_sha256.

Solver helpers 7 NP families

SAT, TSP, Knapsack, Portfolio, QUBO, Max-Cut, and DAG Optimization (Maximum Weight Closure) builders.

Infinite Scale. Zero Coherence Loss.

Physical quantum annealers and gate-model mainframes are fundamentally bottlenecked by hardware noise, high-latency cloud queues, and physical qubit topologies. Catalyst-Q shatters these limitations by utilizing the Rain Protocol to distribute and collapse dense quantum state vectors directly across the global internet.

  • Utility-Scale Now: Native processing for thousands of logical qubits, completely avoiding NISQ-era physical errors.
  • Zero Queues: Decentralized execution means you never pay per-shot to sit in a hardware leasing queue.
  • Enterprise Ready: Deploy instantly via Python into existing logistics, energy, and financial HPC workflows.
  • Usage is metered by circuit runs, solver runs, qubits, and compute units.

Publication guardrail

Public docs describe product behavior, benchmark methodology, limits, and integration examples. They do not disclose internal state-space readers, private data structures, routing heuristics, mathematical proofs, or proprietary simulation techniques. Benchmark claims are empirical and not a formal complexity proof.