T2Quant turns text prompts into verified quantum circuits with Qiskit and OpenQASM 3
markjeffrey · x · 2026-10-17
Jason Altucher shares T2Quant, a self-trained text-to-quantum-circuit tool: describe a circuit in a sentence, an LLM writes Qiskit 2 under a strict contract, a sandbox runs it, and an automated check-and-repair loop catches errors before showing exact statevector results. It compiles to real hardware targets (superconducting, heavy-hex, trapped-ion) and exports OpenQASM 3. He's asking quantum engineers to verify its accuracy.
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